Tag: Paul Yang
Tim Hortons Testing Plastic-Free and Recyclable Hot Beverage Lids in Ottawa
OTTAWA — Select Tim Hortons restaurants in Ottawa and Gatineau, Que. will begin testing plastic-free, fibre hot-beverage lids for up to six weeks as part of its efforts...
Tim Hortons and Too Good To Go Continue Partnership
TORONTO — More than half of Canada's Tim Hortons restaurants are now working with Too Good To Go to help reduce food waste.
“One of the goals in...
Tim Hortons Testing Plastic-Free and Recyclable Hot Beverage Lids Across P.E.I.
CHARLOTTETOWN — Tim Hortons restaurants across P.E.I. will begin a 12-week test of plastic-free, fibre hot-beverage lids as part of its efforts to reduce the use of...
The Return-It to Re-use-It and Recycle-It Cup Program Expands in Vancouver
VANCOUVER — The Return-It to Re-use-It and Recyle-It cup program has expanded in Vancouver. The expansion will see an additional eight collection bins, bringing...
Tim Hortons Previews New Packaging and Cutlery for 2023
TORONTO — Tim Hortons restaurants across Canada will be introducing wooden and fibre cutlery for guests, eliminating an estimated use of 90 million single-use...
Tim Hortons Launches Re-usable and Returnable Cup Pilot in Vancouver
VANCOUVER — Tim Hortons has launched a re-usable and returnable cup pilot in Vancouver, in partnership with Return-It, to reduce single-use waste.
Building on a...
Tim Hortons Re-Introduces Re-Usable Cup Option for Guests
TORONTO — Starting on April 6th, Tim Hortons has re-introduced the option for guests to bring their own re-usable cups to restaurants and drive-thru...
Tim Hortons Introduces New Sustainable White Lids
TORONTO — Tim Hortons has introduced white hot-beverage lids at select restaurants across Canada as part of its sustainability platform, Tims For Good. This...
Tim Hortons Announces Three Waste-Reduction Initiatives
TORONTO — Tim Hortons is announcing three new initiatives in celebration of Waste Reduction Week, including the trial of a compostable and recyclable hot-beverage...
