Lavazza debuts compostable pod coffee machine, now on sale
Lavazza has just launched the Tabli, a single-serve coffee machine that uses fully compostable pressed coffee discs—no plastic or aluminum. Reviewers say it makes rich espresso with less waste than traditional pod systems. The white model is available for $58 on Prime Day (usually $85), with other colors priced higher. Refills cost about $1 each. This is one of only two plastic-free coffee pod systems sold in the US.
- Lavazza Tabli uses 100% compostable coffee discs
- Pods contain only compressed, ground coffee
- Prime Day deal: white model for $58 to Prime members
- Only two plastic-free pod systems in US market
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