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Clean Loop Recycling

Worldwide, around 1.4 trillion cans and bottles are used every year. While some of these containers are recycled, too many of them end up in our streets, oceans and landfills. We strive to reduce society’s reliance on raw materials by enabling drink bottles, cans, and other packaging to be continually recycled in a Clean Loop.

What makes us tick?

Frequently asked questions

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    Image of bottle being returned in deposit return schemes set up

    What happens next?

    What happens after you put a bottle in a reverse vending machine?
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    Image of retailer showing consumer how to use reverse vending machine

    How to use a reverse vending machine

    Easy, fast, convenient recycling.
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    Boat floating in an ocean full of litter

    The plastic pollution problem

    It's everybody's business.
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    Illustration of DRS white paper globe and containers

    What's DRS and how can it help?

    Deposit return systems provide a simple and smart solution to cutting down waste and reducing plastic pollution.

You can make a difference

Final thoughts

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    Only 3% of the beverage containers produced are recycled

    What happens to the other 97%?
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    How can you make a difference?

    Every container returned keeps carbon out of the atmosphere.
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    Let's turn off the tap for rising marine litter

    By 2050 there will be more plastic in the sea than fish.
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    For the people of tomorrow

    It's time to take action!