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Starbucks Finally, did what it decided to do in 2018: eliminate the straw from the shops for good.

Time is officially arrived to start saying goodbye to plastic straws that would help you down this ice vanillalatent. The famous Seattle-based coffee chain has announced that it gets rid of these dark green plastic straws that can not usually be recycled. Two years agoThe company has announced That it would replace the plastic straws with a new recyclable and straw lid by 2020 and sticks to its word. (In touch:What happens to your body when you drink a smoothie every day)

From this month, theAnnounced channel This would start eliminating straws across the United States and Canada and use a recyclable lid that looks like a Sippy cup.

"Recyclable, straw-free lids for customers in the United States and Canada is another stage of our trip to reduce our environmental footprint," said Michael Kobori, head of Starbucks' sustainability in a statement. "While we are getting closer to our 2030% reduction in waste sent to landfills, the long-standing history of innovation within Starbucks, the industry partnership and the change of behavior of consumers remains fundamental to our goal and prosperity as an organization. "

There will even be different eyelids for different types of drinks. For example, theNitro brewery Continue to be served with a lid with a tear-shaped opening, which will also be used on iced coffee, tea and espresso drinks. Frappuccino and other drinks withwhipped cream On the top will also continue to have dome-shaped eyelids and plastic strawswill be exclusive to these drinks only Unless authorized by the local law. (In touch:We tried every Starbucks Frappuccino and that's the one we would order again)

With this new initiative, Starbucks will be closer to getting its goal ofEliminate a billion plastic straws globally per year. Here is a more sustainable future, but also like future cafeveine!