- The football club does its bit for the environment
- They have partnered with War on Single Use Plastic (WOSUP)
- The new beer glasses are reusable and keep drinks cold for longer
The GWS Giants will no longer sell disposable plastic cups for draft beer at home games this AFL season, but the change won’t be made because fans prefer to drink from cans.
The club has forged an environmentally friendly partnership with social impact business leaders, War on Single Use Plastic (WOSUP).
Ultimately, the main goal is to reduce plastic pollution, but good news for fans at Giants Stadium is that the recently introduced lightweight aluminum cups, which are designed for repeated use, are not only changing the climate, but also They keep beers colder for a long time. more extensive.
Giants Chief Commercial Officer Alex Stanley is delighted with the new partnership.
GWS Giants will no longer sell disposable plastic draft beer cups at home games this season (pictured are the newly introduced lightweight aluminum cups)
In even better news for eager fans (pictured) at Giants Stadium, the new glasses also keep beer cold longer.
On the field, GWS face a tough task this Saturday in their season opener against premier Collingwood at home (pictured Giants captain Toby Greene).
“This partnership aligns perfectly with our commitment to sustainability and reducing our environmental impact…we are excited to make a positive impact together,” he said.
On the field, GWS face a tough task in their first match of the 2024 season against premiers Collingwood at home, with a healthy crowd set to watch the action on Saturday night.
Captain Toby Greene is confident of pulling off an upset against the Magpies, who beat the Giants by a point in last season’s preliminary final before winning the flag.
“We have higher expectations than in previous years… as a group we want to give our best,” he said.
“Our younger guys are ready to show that they belong at this level.”
