Reusable cups

Bringing your own cup just tastes better. Your own favourite cup, a lid you know how to drink out of without spills, and the feel good factor of knowing you’re doing the right thing for the environment.  

Make a good habit – pack your keys, phone, wallet, and cup. Then wash and repack it once you’ve used it. Or have a cup in your car, at work, and in your bag.

You deserve to be rewarded for your great Bring It habit. So head along to these cafes to receive a discount of between 20 cents and $1. 

Know a café who offers a discount for bringing your own cup, who isn’t listed here? Or would your café like to get on board? Get in touch so we can add you to the list, and deliver a poster to share with your customers! 

Sometimes remembering to bring your own cup is hard, or you need a spontaneous coffee when you’re on the go. Luckily, local cafes are making it easy for you to still be able to get your fix without the waste.

Head to one of the cafes below to borrow an Again Again cup.

• Pay a one-off bond of $3 for a stainless steel cup and lid, or $2.50 for just a cup.  
• Take the cup away and enjoy a waste-free coffee on the go.
• Next time you’re after a coffee, bring back the cup to any cafe using Again Again and swap it for a free fresh cup, and just pay for the coffee. (No need to wash the cup, just make sure it’s empty of liquid and not mouldy.)
• You can take off the paper heat sleeve which protects your hand from the heat of the coffee, and reuse it on your new clean cup. Or recycle or compost it when you get it home or back to work.
• If you don’t bring back your Again Again cup that time, just pay another $3 to borrow another cup. You can take back a stack of up to 12 cups to any Again Again cafe locally or across New Zealand at any point, and get a refund of $3 per cup. 
• Just like they do with crockery when you drink in, the cafe that takes back your cups and lids will clean them in their commercial dishwasher. Again Again cups are then ready for reuse for the next customer. 
• Convenient, guilt free, and cost neutral. Give it a try, and get into the easy Again Again habit! 

Learn more about how the scheme works on the Again Again website.