Collection: OneCUP™ Coffee Pods

Yes, OneCUP™ coffee pods are a great option for everyday use. They offer quick, consistent brewing and come in a wide range of blends, roasts, and flavors, making it easy to enjoy a reliable cup whenever you need it.

To keep coffee pods fresh, store them in a cool, dry place away from heat, light, and moisture. Each pod is sealed to protect the coffee inside, helping preserve flavor and aroma until you’re ready to brew.

Yes, OneCUP™ compostable coffee pods are designed to work just like traditional pods in compatible single-serve machines. You’ll get the same convenience and consistent brewing experience, with no extra steps required.

Our OneCUP™ coffee pods are made from plant-based materials, including cellulose (paper and fiber) and renewable resources like cornstarch, sugar cane, cassava, and canola. These materials are designed for food-safe use and do not contain any of the major food allergens listed by the FDA, such as milk, egg, fish, crustacean shellfish, tree nuts, peanuts, sesame, wheat, or soybeans.

No, our OneCUP™ coffee pods are not made with petrochemical plastics like many traditional single-serve pods. They are made from plant-based materials and are BPI® certified commercially compostable.

The compostable coffee pods are just like any other single-serve coffee pods, with one major exception - they are made from a plant-based material and are commercially compostable! Because of that, our OneCUP™ compostable coffee pods help reduce plastic landfill waste since they breakdown with the right balance of heat, moisture, and oxygen in commercial composting facilities. 

Yes! Our pods are made of paper, fiber, tree materials, and plant-based resources like seeds, cassava, and sugar cane. They are BPI® certified compostable in an industrial composting facility which means they achieve 90% breakdown within 84 days or less in industrial composting conditions. 

Compostable coffee pods should not go in food waste. They require a commercial/industrial composting facility for breakdown and will not appropriately degrade in a home compost pile. If you do not have a commercial composting facility in your area, please dispose of the pods in the garbage. 

The best way to dispose of compostable coffee pods is to compost them at a commercial/industrial composting facility. Visit www.FindAComposter.com or contact your local composting facility to confirm they accept BPI-certified materials. 

Compostable coffee pods break down by 90% within 84 days or less at a commercial/industrial composting facility. 

Compostable coffee pods are as easy to use as plastic coffee pods and create the same excellent-tasting coffee. Unlike plastic coffee pods that contribute to the immense amount of waste on the Earth, compostable coffee pods break down entirely and nourish the soil.