The tastiest drinks with the smallest impact on our climate
Meet one of the world's least sustainable industries
Disposable swings the baton
44% of all plastic produced in the world is used for disposable packaging. These are containers that only last one time, sometimes only a few minutes.
Trucks full of water
Did you know that soft drinks mainly consist of over 80% water? It's astonishing to think that thousands of trucks transport mostly water every day, when tap water is readily accessible everywhere. Quite bizzare, isn't it?
Sugar and unhealthy additives
The majority of soft drinks are still primarily composed of sugar, with an average of 8 sugar cubes in a single can. This is especially concerning considering that over half of the European population struggles with obesity.
Reality check
Soft drink industry, we need to talk
It can also be done differently.
Decentralised
What if every water connection became a mini soft drink factory? A decentralised network eliminates unnecessary transportation costs and emissions.
Packing Free
What if you could tap refreshing drinks right into your reusable cup? Reduce. Reuse. Recycle. Yep, with the emphasis on the first.
Healthy
Who says a nice refreshing drink has to be unhealthy? No way, José.
And whether it can be done differently
"For our new office, we were still looking for a solution that symbolizes our way of working and identity. Dripl really brings colleagues together."
Amber Vuylsteke
Office and happiness, TechWolf
"We offered soft drinks, but actually that is not consistent with our vision of health. Dripl is."
Taoufik El Mahmoudi
Talent Manager, IXOR
"Thanks to Dripl in the office, employees drink healthier and our office manager has less work."
Katrien Roziers
HR Lead, The Master Labs
"With JBC, we definitely want a plastic-free office. Dripl's drink dispenser and refillable flavoured drinks fit perfectly into our sustainable story."
Myrthe Martens
Hapiness officer, JBC
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