Starbucks aims to recycle throw-away cups by 2015

Starbucks The company announced the Seattle-based pilot program for the cups of disposable paper to regain focus only stores in Vancouver, British Columbia

Executives said in the company, but Vancouver is just a place to start, Thursday.

"Our goal is that by 2015 we had recycling available to our customers in our stores all over the world and we in the management of waste and 25% of the drinks in cups reusable service, " said Jim Hanna, Director of the environmental impacts of Starbucks. "We also aim to 100 percent recycled glass we have so we are excited to be closer to achieving these goals with this program is being implemented in all parts of British Columbia."

Vancouver will launch a multi-container recycling bins in stores to find out, with signs that indicate where the cups, lids and sleeves in place.

Sale in Starbucks stores around the world about 4000000000 cups each year.