Costa Coffee trials reusable cup scheme powered by block chain called BURT which stands for ‘Borrow, Use, Reuse, Take Back’ – is in test trials in Glasgow, UK. By making a one-off £5 payment to join the scheme, customers can then scan the QR code on the base of a BURT cup, which links the cup to the customer’s account, via blockchain technology. They can then pay at the till as normal while a barista prepares their coffee. After enjoying their coffee on-the-go, customers can return the cup to a participating Costa Coffee store at a time that suits them, where it will be scanned back in by the team, delinked from their account, and hygienically machine washed in store, ready for the next customer. For more information, contact the Costa PR team, at pressoffice@costacoffee.com or +44 7725 903148or visit www.Costa.co.uk.
Costa Coffee trials reusable cup
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