No stinky beer cups for Buffs...

HotMop

All-American
May 8, 2006
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Those cups are pretty sweet. If they had our logo it'd be my go to Kegerator cup.
 

patdog

Heisman
May 28, 2007
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Most of those cups will be recycled. It's really a pretty good idea.
 

johnson86-1

All-American
Aug 22, 2012
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Most of those cups will be recycled. It's really a pretty good idea.

Maybe. A lot of times it takes an unrealistic amount of reuse/recycling to just offset the additional resources required to make those types products to begin with. Not sure if an aluminum cup would have that problem or not.
 

saltslugs

Redshirt
Oct 9, 2009
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Aluminum is really easy to recycle

Maybe. A lot of times it takes an unrealistic amount of reuse/recycling to just offset the additional resources required to make those types products to begin with. Not sure if an aluminum cup would have that problem or not.

There's a reason why aluminum cans can be redeemed for cash. The value is high and it's easy to recycle. This is the future for colleges/pro teams that want to sell beer while being (or at least appearing) green.
 
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