Hi, On Fri, 2013-06-07 at 11:06 -0700, Steve Langasek wrote: > On Fri, Jun 07, 2013 at 01:28:07PM +0200, Gaudenz Steinlin wrote: > > I'm relaying this for the people woring on organizing the bar at > > DebConf13. They propose to use reusable cups for selling beverages. The > > cups would not be personal, if you buy a drink, you give back your old > > cup and receive a washed one. Cups will be washed by the bar team in a > > "hotel kitchen" dishwasher. Therefore the bar team estimates that a bit > > more than 2 cups per attendee are needed. The cups will have a DebConf > > logo on them and are a good souvenir to take home from DebConf. It's > > also more ecological to use reusable cups than one way cups and they > > don't break as easily as glasses. I don't know the regulations at Le > > Camp, but in some Swiss cities we might even be required to use reusable > > dishes. > > Most things become a lot less ecological when you start putting them in your > hand luggage and taking them home in planes. > > > We investigated prices of two different providers [1]. Costs are very > > similar. > > > > Costs: 480€ - 550€, depending on colors, producer and exact quantity > > Quanity: 700-800 > > Cup size: 30-40cl > > And do we have an estimate of how much it would cost to use disposable cups > for the week? > Le Camp do not allow us to use disposable cups. Cheers Mike
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