Transparency in Every Cup. Impact You Can Measure.
Cup Source is committed to decarbonizing the drinkware supply chain. Explore our carbon footprint data, offset initiatives, and calculate your potential savings with our tools.
142 Tons
CO₂e Offset in 2024
35%
Avg. Reduction vs Plastic
100%
Renewable Energy
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*Estimates based on average lifecycle assessments. Actual results vary by product mix and logistics.
Where We Reduce Carbon
We measure and reduce emissions across our entire value chain, from sourcing raw materials to last-mile delivery.
Responsible Sourcing
100% of our wood fiber comes from FSC-certified forests. We prioritize recycled content in all liner materials.
Green Manufacturing
Our partner factories operate on 100% renewable energy. We use waterless printing technology to reduce waste.
Optimized Logistics
Regional warehousing reduces transport distance by an average of 35%. We consolidate shipments to minimize trips.
How We Measure Impact
Our carbon accounting follows ISO 14064 standards and GHG Protocol guidelines. Here is our process.
Data Collection
We gather primary data from all manufacturing partners and logistics providers, including energy usage, raw material weights, and transport kilometers.
LCA Analysis
Cradle-to-grave Lifecycle Assessments are conducted for each product category, evaluating environmental impacts from raw material extraction to end-of-life disposal.
Emission Calculation
Using up-to-date emission factors from DEFRA and EPA databases, we convert activity data into CO₂ equivalent values for accurate reporting.
Offset & Verify
For unavoidable emissions, we invest in Gold Standard certified carbon removal projects. All offsets are retired and verified annually.
Certifications & Standards
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