Connecticut’s “bottle bill” — the commonly used phrase for a law that has been in place since 1978 — is the state’s deposit-and-return system for bottles and cans. Certain beverages in ...

Quebec's new bottle deposit and return system was slated to come into effect in 2022, but was delayed until 2023, and again until March 1. The phases of the plan are being rolled out gradually.

O’Brien suggests a bulk bottle return as a potential solution. “There’s a system where you create an account and have a special QR code and can print out stickers that you put on special bags.

Quebec has a 10 cent deposit on cans, plastic or glass bottles of soft drinks, juice and energy drinks, with retailers who sell the drinks obliged to accept empty returns and to refund deposits.

The Quebec Beverage Container Recycling Association (QBCRA)/Consignaction reminds the public that phase 2 of the modernization and expansion of the deposit-refund system will take effect on March ...

Quebec has been working to expand its deposit-return system since 2020 to increase recycling rates, including for wine bottles, but the rollout has been plagued with delays.

The bill would add a refundable 10-cent deposit to the price of beverage containers sold in D.C. stores and create a system for people to return empty bottles and cans.

As of March 1, you'll be charged 10 cents on all your plastic bottles ranging from 100 millilitres to two litres. But you'll get your money back if you return them to one of Quebec's 3,500 ...