Reusable cups mandatory in Dutch offices from 2027 — FM teams prepare
Facilitairnetwerk
From 2027, disposable cups will no longer be permitted in Dutch office environments, making reusable alternatives a standard requirement. For FM and catering teams, the regulation demands changes in procurement, logistics and workplace culture.
FM Radar's 4 takeaways:
- Dutch regulation mandates reusable cups in offices from 2027
- FM and catering services must adapt procurement and washing logistics
- Impacts vending, meeting room service and visitor hospitality workflows
- Early adopters are already piloting deposit systems and cup-washing infrastructure
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