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Sttoke launches new shatterproof reusable coffee cup

by Sarah Baker
May 4, 2018
in Coffee News
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Sustainable coffee cup company Sttoke has unveiled its latest 8-ounce (236 millilitre) reusable cup.

Priced at $39, the Sttoke Reusable Cup is made primarily from stainless steel, and comes with a water-based Greblon ceramic coating, a facet that, according to the company, sets the cup apart from its competitors by not compromising on flavour.

The cup, which is 11.4 centimetres tall and weighs 183 grams, uses double-wall insulation that can keep heat for up to three hours without burning the hands and the outside of the cup is covered with a matte coating to ensure added durability and a solid grip for carrying.

Launched in Melbourne at the start of April, Sttoke hopes that its Reusable Cup will provide a stylish alternative for eco-conscious coffee lovers who want to cut down on the waste associated with disposable cups. 

From 7 to 11 May, Sttoke says customers who purchase the cup can also receive one cup of coffee for free via a café promotion.

For more information, visit www.sttoke.com

Image credit: Tailor Group

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