In-room hotel coffee is broken. Not only do guests expect better-tasting coffee than single-serve K-Cups can produce, but the ubiquitous, single-serve, plastic capsules have become an environmental disaster for the planet. In fact, several billions of single-serve, plastic coffee pods are thrown away every year, expanding our landfills with plastic that won’t decompose for centuries (if at all).
SolaBev’s single-serve coffee system is a revolutionary, sustainable, in-room coffee program for the hospitality industry. With single-serve pods made from upcycled coffee grounds, SolaBev capsules decompose and disintegrate in weeks—not centuries—and leave nothing behind but organic material. SolaBev also features a proprietary brewer and pod design, which not only makes for a superior cup of coffee but also disincentivizes hotel guests from taking the coffee pods home with them to use in their own machines. SolaBev caps only work in SolaBev machines. Finally, because SolaBev is not mass produced, the company can partner with local roasters to fill its compostable pods, so that hoteliers can provide local, high-quality coffee for a more unique guest experience.
With all these benefits, what could possibly stop SolaBev from dominating the space? A Goliath of an industry leader: the all mighty K-Cup.