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Mar 2025
42m 25s

What Happens to Your Coffee After You Dr...

Rohan Cooke
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Join us as we do the rounds with Beatrice from Reground! Reground is transforming waste, collecting used coffee grounds and soft plastics from cafes and roasteries, diverting over 2 million kilograms of waste from landfills! In today’s episode, we explore their innovative process: turning coffee grounds into rich compost and fertilizer, while soft plastics a ... Show More
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