A UK company will be on the Island next month to explain its strategy to move away from single-use products.
Re-Universe, based in Bicester, says it'll be at the Santander Work Café in the Market Hall on North Quay in Douglas from 5pm on Tuesday, March 10.
On LinkedIn, it says after winning the Isle of Man Innovation Awards, it'll be returning to explain next steps to reusable cups and containers.
It won the award in 2024 for a project which would eliminate single-use cups on the Island.
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