Starbucks fans are not hot about this cold drink change. Cold coffee orders will no longer come in a plastic cup in some Starbucks locations — rather, they’ll be served in fiber-based compostable cold cups.

Starbucks is making a major change to its cups that will impact cold coffee fans. The popular coffee chain will no longer offer cold drink orders in plastic cups in some locations, rather will switch to fiber-based compostable cups,

On Monday, Feb. 10, all Starbucks Rewards members are welcome to stop into Starbuck and cash in on a free 12-ounce (tall) hot or iced brewed coffee. To grab your free coffee on Starbucks Monday, you'll need to be a member of the Starbucks Rewards program by 11:59 pm PT on Feb. 9, which is free to join.

Starbucks Crema Collection is a new line of "premium instant coffee" that debuted on Feb. 11 in three distinct flavor varieties: Salted Caramel, Madagascar Vanilla and Molten Chocolate.

Starbucks announced a huge change in its business and is eliminating an iconic staple that customers will notice immediately.

The coffeehouse introduced the big change to its famous drinks vessels a week ago in select outlets, but not everyone has been thrilled with the development.

Starbucks is furthering its conservation efforts this year by moving away from plastic cups. The popular coffee chain recently cut nearly 30-percent of its menu as part of a new “turnaround plan,” along with a simultaneous overhaul of the Starbucks apps’ order limit.

There have been some changes to the popular Starbucks refill policy - including certain drinks that have been axed from the offer, as well as changes to who is eligible for a free coffee