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Starbucks Japan Takes Sustainable Step With Release Of Colorful, Reusable Straws

By Izza Sofia, 22 Mar 2021

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Starbucks Japan is taking a sustainable step this year by launching silicone rubber straws in its stores nationwide to reduce plastic waste.

Dubbed My Straw, the reusable straws come in various colors—yellow/green and pink/orange. The item can be utilized for all drinks, especially Starbucks’ Frappucinos due to its plump design. The thick design also allows you to enjoy your favorite bubble tea beverage while saving the environment.

These reusable straws are made from silicone rubbers and comes together with a cleansing brush and matching silicone case. Priced at US$8.24 each, the straw is lightweight and versatile, allowing you to pack it in your purse or pocket and bring it wherever you go.

The straws are a great lineup to the reusable forks and spoons that are already on sale at Starbucks Japan.

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Image via Starbucks Japan


Image via Starbucks Japan


Image via Starbucks Japan


Image via Starbucks Japan



[via SoraNews24, cover image via Starbucks Japan]
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