In many countries, stopping for coffee at a convenience store is usually out of desperation–like you’re on a road trip in the middle of nowhere and desperately need a caffeine boost to keep you going until you get to a populated area with a Starbucks. But not so in Japan.…
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Lawson now giving customers who bring their own tumblers an even better discount on coffee drinks Today 05:38 am JST Today | 07:18 am JST TOKYO
If you’re someone who always has to stop and get coffee on the way to work, take note. Lawson’s budget-friendly convenience store coffee shop “Machi Cafe”–whose staff insist on handing you your coffee even if you don’t want them to–is now even more wallet-friendly, because they’re offering customers who bring their own travel mug or tumbler an even better discount than usual!
Since the introduction of Machi Cafe in Lawsons around the country in 2011, the company has always offered a decent 10-yen discount to customers who bring their own container in an effort to help reduce their single-use plastic waste. Since 2017, however, they’ve made it their goal to reduce their plastic consumption by 30 percent by 2030, so they have been working to do more to reach that goal.