Bobbleware

Our Sustainability Framework

• Emissions & Key Environmental Issues

  What is your company doing to reduce your emissions or combat key environmental issues (e.g. waste (packaging, end of life product strategy or recycling), biodiversity, land use, water, chemical use, energy use, and natural resource use etc.)?

  Bobbleware is the perfect mix of elegance, sustainability and bubble tea! We are an Australian business that serve the need for a reusable, sustainable way to consume bubble tea and other drinks alike to divert single-use packaging out of landfil as well as reducing deforestation and carbon emission issue.

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• Materials

  How are the products your company offers made from environmentally friendly materials (e.g. recycled, organic materials)?

  Bobbleware strives to use the most sustainable material throughout our product design and manufacturing process. Bobbleware's handblown glass range is made of borosilicate which contains two safe and environmentally-friendly chemicals i.e. boron trioxide and silica which is essentially found in sand. Bobbleware's Tritan range is a BPA-free safe plastic range which is introduced to complement glass for its lightweight and durability while still being a visibly clear product. Our tote bag is made of low-impact, non-toxic no-dyes cotton canvas material, in addition to wheatstraw fibre material being used to produce our reusable straw carry case.

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• Service Offering

  How are the service/s you offer environmentally friendly?

  We are here to match your bubble tea with sustainability. Your favourite drink tastes better in a well-made reusable tumbler. Our core value promotes a re-usable way of consuming bubble tea and drinks alike, & divert single-use waste from landfill, all at the same time.

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• Supply Chain

  Do you partner with ethical factories that meet international labor standards? What processes have you implemented to make your supply chain more sustainable?

  Bobbleware focuses on sustainable practices in supply chain management right from inception of our business, steming from raw material selection to ethical sourcing, manufacturing through to distribution channel to direct consumers. Our suppliers and vendors are communicated regularly and aware of the importance of sustainability angle being our core value proposition at Bobbleware. Some of the permanent measures we have implemented from top down of the supply chain include unique production schedule in tranches to help conserve resources and avoid overstock, elimination of unnecessary packaging and harmful polystyrene from freight shipping process.

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• Community Initiatives

  How does your company give back to the community (e.g. financial donations, volunteering, partnerships etc.)?

  In addition to financial contribution to Australian bushfires relief, Bobbleware also partners with local community and university social clubs by way of sponsorships to embrace the Bobbleware objectives to share our value proposition and resources.

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• Equality, Diversity & Inclusion

  How has your company made a commitment to achieve and maintain inclusion & diversity (e.g. Gender / Race / Ethnicity / National Origin / Sexual Orientation / Religion / Disability / Age)?

  We believe that diversity is key for sucess of any great company and commnunity. All people within the organisation will be treated fairly irrespective of their age, sex or race, and we promote an open and free communication within the team. Throughout our social campaigns and content, you will see a good mix of ages, religions, sexual preferences and cultures which we valued and not deviate away. We also share the view of having the responsibility to help encourage, promote and expose talent internally so the social content you enjoy often originated from Bobbleware real customers within the community.

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• Circular Models

  How does your circular model or circular initiative work?

  The core value proposition of Bobbleware is to encourage a circular movement away from the traditional take > make > dispose linear economy. We do this through careful asset management to maximise product lifetime and minimise new purchase by reusing, repair before replace and redeployed resources where available. As part of our innovative and circular design process for 2023, we are focussing on utilising raw material developed from residuals i.e. recycled plastics and/or agriwastes as well as thoughtful design selection .

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