The shift toward reuse is accelerating A few minutes over a cup of coffee, several times a day. A simple habit for one employee, but when multiplied by dozens or hundreds of people, it raises real challenges for companies: waste, water consumption, packaging, cleaning and the organisation of break areas. Long dominated by the disposable model, the coffee break is evolving. Companies are now looking to combine employee experience, ease of use and reduced environmental impact.

The shift toward reuse is accelerating Initially scheduled for January 1, 2026, the complete elimination of plastic from single-use cups has been postponed by four years. The decision was prompted by the lack of sufficiently mature industrial alternatives, but it does not call into question the direction set by the AGEC Law toward reducing single-use products. They are everywhere: in vending machines, break rooms and meeting rooms. Often described as “paper cups,” they nevert

Claire Younsi, Editor-in-Chief of ANews WorkWell, welcomed Clément, CEO and founder of Auum. In the latest episode of Start Me Up, she talks with him about our mission:Transforming hygiene practices with our high-performance, environmentally friendly glass washer. It was also an opportunity for Clément to share our company’s growth ambitions and discuss our solutions for optimising the employee experience while fighting single-use products. Curious to discover the future of h

Auum on the Front Line: An Investigation into the Impact of Paper Cups On September 16, Auum had the opportunity to appear on “Sur le Front”, hosted by Hugo Clément on France TV, to discuss a crucial question: are paper cups really an environmentally friendly alternative? A myth that needs to be challengedSince plastic cups were banned in 2020, paper cups have taken their place in many public and private spaces. They are often perceived as a more environmentally friendly solu

Paper cups are often seen as a more environmentally friendly alternative to disposable plastic cups. However, a closer look at the different stages of their life cycle shows that this perception needs to be qualified. This article draws on studies by Mountain Riders and Recyc-Québec, as well as ADEME’s “Bilan Produit” tool, to explore the actual environmental impacts of paper cups compared with other options such as plastic and reusable cups. The life cycle of a paper cup:

Despite legislative efforts and environmental initiatives, the fight against single-use plastic packaging in France is facing major obstacles. The use of single-use plastic packaging continues to grow despite efforts to reduce its environmental impact. Statistics show a significant increase in this type of packaging, highlighting the need for stricter measures and innovative solutions to reverse the trend. In its 2023 report on single-use plastic packaging, the French Agency

Pour la troisième année consécutive, auum, start-up industrielle francilienne, renouvelle sa certification « Origine France Garantie ».

Fairmat's Aesthetic Enhances AUUM's Eco-Friendly Solution. Here Fairmat's expertise extends beyond the confines of product interiors.

Auum est fière d'annoncer sa collaboration avec Siemens. Les deux entreprises partagent leurs savoir-faire pour favoriser l'innovation.