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Industry Beans Sustainability Actions

Uses lower-emission roasters

Industry Beans says it uses Loring roasters, which it claims use up to 70% less fuel than similar traditional drum roasters and create lower emissions. In simple terms, this means the roasting equipment is designed to burn less energy while making coffee. The brand presents this as part of its effort to cut the environmental impact of roasting, which is one of the main energy uses in coffee production.

Uses recyclable coffee packaging

The company says it uses Australia’s first 100% recyclable coffee packaging. It says the packaging took years of testing so it would still protect quality and freshness. Recyclable packaging means the material can be collected and processed again instead of being thrown away after one use, although that still depends on local recycling systems.

Promotes reusable cups

In its cafes, Industry Beans offers a 30-cent discount for customers who bring a reusable cup. That includes a mug, one of its own Frank Green reusable cups, or a tumbler for iced drinks. This is a simple waste-reduction step because it encourages people to avoid single-use cups.

Recycles waste locally

The brand says it recycles all of its waste through local streams. It also says its coffee grounds are sent to community garden programs through Reground, a group that helps divert organic waste from landfill. This suggests the business is trying to keep more material in use instead of sending it to rubbish disposal.

Uses ethical sourcing policies

Industry Beans says it follows transparent and ethical sourcing policies to support a sustainable, quality coffee supply. In plain language, this means it says it tries to buy coffee in a way that is open and fair. The page does not give detailed supplier data, so the claim is broad rather than fully explained.

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