France is launching a pilot scheme in four regions that incentivizes consumers to return glass bottles and jars for recycling. Participants receive deposits ranging from 10 to 20 centimes for each returned container. This initiative seeks to enhance the country's recycling rates, recalling a past time when similar practices were prevalent. Bottles designated for return will feature identifiable stickers and can be returned at various participating stores without requiring proof of purchase. The scheme is set to run for 18 months, potentially expanding nationwide if successful.
France has initiated a pilot scheme where consumers receive cash for returning glass bottles for recycling, aimed at significantly boosting recycling rates across the nation.
For every small glass bottle returned, customers earn 10 centimes, while larger bottles yield 20 centimes, encouraging participation without requiring proof of purchase.
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