Are Tim Hortons Cups Recyclable?

Tim Hortons cardboard coffee sleeves are manufactured from 100 per cent recycled material and are 100 per cent recyclable. ... We are making our lids more recyclable; making our coffee cups more recyclable; we're testing a compostable coffee cup; and have launched a strawless option for our cold beverages as well."

How do you recycle Tim Hortons coffee cups?

Disposable coffee cups (for example, Tim Hortons' coffee cups) are no longer recyclable and should be disposed of as waste. Plastic lids and paper sleeves can still be disposed of in the appropriate recycling streams.

Are Tim Hortons coffee cups and lids recyclable?

Lids are made from a material called polypropylene, making them 100% recyclable. All Tims recycling bins accept the lids, and 95% of curbside recycling programs across Canada do so as well.

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