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REVEALED: The disgusting secret lurking in your office tea mug

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REVEALED: The disgusting secret lurking in your office tea mug

Caffinated work-based facts

A recent YouGov study -commissioned by ISIC - has found that coffee and short breaks are associated with increased productivity.

Almost a quarter of those surveyed said that drinking coffee improves their productivity at work.

Almost a third saying they drink coffee at work to feel more alert.

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