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Click the link to check if your drinks container is included in Ireland's Deposit Return Scheme. Please note that to prevent waste, for a limited period from 1 February, there will be some stock of plastic bottles and cans that may not feature the…
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Ireland, it's almost time to Re-turn! From This Thursday, Re-turn will go live across the Country 😊 Find out everything you need to know about Ireland's Deposit Return Scheme at #BringItBack #DRSI #DepositReturnSchemeIreland
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1 February is fast approaching! From next Thursday, you'll pay a small deposit when you buy your drink in a plastic bottle or can featuring the Return logo. Once you bring your empty and undamaged drink container back to participating shops or supermarkets nationwide you'll get…
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Thank you, Ireland! Collectively as a nation, we have brought back over 2 million drink containers since launching on February 1. #BringitBackPayFroward #Circulareconomy #ReturnIreland
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Ireland's Deposit Return Scheme, Re-turn goes live from 1 February. From that date, everyone who returns empty and undamaged bottles and cans with the Re-turn logo is helping to reduce litter and waste AND recycling more efficiently. Find out more about Ireland’s Deposit Return…
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@GarethNotGarth Hi Gareth, thank you for reaching out. This shouldn't have happened. If the beverage is intended to be consumed on site, the deposit fee shouldn't be charged. You can request a deposit refund from the retailer. If you require further assistance please reach out to us via DM.
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Happy World Water Day! 💧 Did you know recycling 100 drink containers saves 479 litres of water which is the equivalent of showering for 57 minutes! So let's Bring it Back and return our empty and undamaged plastic bottles and cans to participating stores nationwide. Together, we…
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You can start Re-turning from 1 February 2024. Remember, the plastic bottles and cans must feature the Re-turn logo. Consumers will be charged a small deposit on these containers that is fully refundable when you bring them back to participating shops and supermarkets nationwide.…
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Starting from February 1, for a limited period, some plastic bottles and cans may not have the Re-Turn logo. If charged a deposit on these, rest assured you'll get it back by returning them undamaged to RVM Deposit Return Points nationwide.
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It’s a circular thing! From 1 February 2024 when you buy a bottle or can with the Re-turn logo, you’ll pay a small deposit. Once you’re refreshed, bring it back to shops or supermarkets nationwide and get your deposit back 🌎 #ReturnRefundRecycled
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@DeclanStarken RVM machines are specifically designed to accept in-scope bottles and cans purchased from any retailer. If you can DM us the details you have encountered we can investigate this further.
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Get ready to Bring It Back 🌍💫 From 1 February, you’ll pay a small deposit when you buy a plastic bottle or can with the Re-turn logo. Once you’re refreshed, Bring It Back to participating shops and supermarkets and get your deposit back! 🌎 Find out more about Ireland’s…
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Aside from getting your deposit back, returning your plastic bottles and cans to a deposit return point is better than putting them in your recycling bin. Here's why: #BringItBack #DepositReturnSchemeIreland
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1 February is fast approaching 💫 from then, you’ll start seeing plastic bottles and cans featuring the Re-turn logo in shops and supermarkets nationwide. Pay a small deposit when you buy one and don’t forget to Bring It Back to get your deposit back! Find out more about…
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You can start Re-turning from 1 February 2024! Bring back your Re-turn logo drinks containers empty and undamaged to participating stores nationwide and get your full deposit refund. #DRSI #DepositReturnSchemeIreland #ReturnRefundRecyled
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Ireland's Deposit Return Scheme goes live from 1 February, To prevent waste, there will be a short period of time where retailers will be selling both non-deposit and Re-turn logo drinks containers. Remember when you pay a deposit for these drinks, you will get a full refund when…
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@Andy66202501 Customers have the option to redeem their voucher for in-store credit or for cash at the participating shop where they initially deposited their in-scope bottles/cans.
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Re-turn is at @epfestival Drop in and get your free EP souvenir photo and find out more about Ireland’s new Deposit Return Scheme, which starts 1 February, 2024. Did we mention we have a charging station too? We’re located between the pink moon entrance and Electric Arena tent.
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Re-turn is Ireland’s better way to recycle. Why? Less litter, less waste, better recycling for Ireland! Find out more about Ireland’s Deposit Return Scheme at 🙌 #ReturnRefundRecycled #DepositReturnSchemeIreland #DRSI
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Ireland's Deposit Return Scheme is now live! For Guidance on how Deposit Return works, please view our Consumer Guide through the below link.
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We're in a transition period to prevent waste and support retailers and producers in phasing out non-deposit stock. From 1 June, all eligible drinks containers in plastic bottles and aluminium cans from 150ml-3 litres will feature the Re-turn logo. #DepositReturnScheme
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From 1 February, bring back your empty and undamaged plastic bottles and cans featuring the re-turn logo to participating shops and supermarkets nationwide, to get your full deposit refund back 💫 Find out more about Ireland’s Deposit Return Scheme at 🙌…
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When Re-turning plastic bottles and cans, please DON'T crush or squeeze these containers to ensure you get your deposit back. Remember your drinks containers must feature the Re-turn logo and be empty and undamaged. Find out more about Ireland’s Deposit Return Scheme at…
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From 1 February 2024, retailers across the country will be ready to Re-turn! Find out more about Ireland’s Deposit Return Scheme at #ReturnRefundRecycled
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Re-turn is at the National Ploughing Championship! Drop in and get your free Ploughing 2023 souvenir photo and learn more about the Re-turn Deposit Scheme, which starts 1 February, 2024. We’re at Block 19, Stand 320. . . #DRSI #DepositReturnScheme
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@aaron_corr Hi Aaron, If you've paid a deposit on an in-scope container, you can reclaim your deposit fee. Log onto and use our barcode checker. If it doesn't show as eligible, you can fill out a form to investigate your query.
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It's #EarthDay ! 🌍 Every plastic bottle and can returned through Ireland's Deposit Return Scheme is a step towards a cleaner planet! Let's reduce waste and protect Ireland together. 🙌 #DepositReturnScheme #BringItBackPayItForward
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Retailers, join us at our Re-turn Roadshow to learn more about our deposit scheme over the next couple of weeks. No registration needed. We are heading to Cork next. #return #CircularEconomy #DepositReturn #Recycle #drinksindustry
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The 2 weeks countdown is on! From 1 February, you’ll pay a small deposit when you buy your drink in a plastic bottle or can featuring the Re-turn logo. Once you bring your empty and undamaged drink container back to participating shops or supermarkets nationwide, you’ll get your…
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From 1 February 2024, when you buy a plastic bottle or aluminium can with the Re-turn logo from shops or supermarkets, you’ll pay a small deposit. Once you’re refreshed, bring your bottle or can back and you’ll get your deposit back in full! 🌎 #ReturnRefundRecycled
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From 1 February, you’ll pay a small deposit when you buy your drink in a plastic bottle or can featuring the Re-turn logo. Once you bring your empty and undamaged drink container back to participating shops or supermarkets nationwide, you’ll get your full deposit back - it’s that…
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With less than 3 weeks to go, Re-turn is encouraging all Retailers to do a final checklist in preparation for go live of the Deposit Return Scheme on 1 February. This applies to all Retailers regardless of whether they have been granted a Take Back Exemption. For more detailed…
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@pebblesmeller @zylon9 @anniebloggs The deposit return scheme is aimed at improving recycling rates by separately collecting plastic bottles and cans. This guarantees a higher quality of recyclable material by avoiding cross-contamination issues, as opposed to existing recycling processes.
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1 February is fast approaching 💫 from then, you’ll start seeing plastic bottles and cans featuring the Re-turn logo in shops and supermarkets nationwide. Pay a small deposit when you buy one and don’t forget to Bring It Back to get your deposit back! Find out more about…
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Minister Ossian Smyth, TD, @smytho launches Ireland’s new #DepositReturnScheme , Re-turn. All producers and retailers involved in the production, import or selling of drinks containers in the Republic of Ireland must register at #Return #CircularEconomy
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From 1 February 2024, when you buy your drink in a plastic bottle or aluminium can with the Re-turn logo, you’ll pay a small deposit that is fully refundable when you bring it back empty and undamaged. #ReturnRefundRecycled #DRSI #DepositReturnSchemeIreland #circulareconomy
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@PMaguire78 @davecoughlan80 Hi Paul, You can return PET bottles, aluminium, and steel cans
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@ActingTheGom Thank you for your query, I'm sorry you are having this issue, If you can DM us the details, we will gladly work with you to resolve the issue.
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@T3c1 Hi Tim, thank you for your enquiry. Only eligible containers with the Re-turn logo will be included in the scheme. Also, In all points of sale, retailers must display the Deposit Fee separate to the product price and as a separate line item on receipts.
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@CoffeeDoq @s1_tracey @Aldi_Ireland @greenparty_ie @CiaranCuffe Yes, reverse vending machines should accept bottles from any retailer as all registered retailers are required to accept return drinks containers regardless of where they were purchased or where the deposit was paid according to the Deposit Return Scheme rules.
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@MaiaDunphy Hi Maïa, Unclaimed deposits from the Deposit Return Scheme go to fund the management and operation of the Scheme.
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@CoffeeDoq If the drink is being consumed on-site, the deposit fee should not be charged. If you are taking the drink off-site, then the fee will be charged.
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@davecoughlan80 Hi Dave, if you'd like to DM us we can help you out if you like
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Check out our interactive map on for your nearest deposit return point for plastic bottles and cans. 🗺️ Go to 'Where to Return Map' in our bio to find the closest spot to return your empties and join us in reducing waste! ♻️ #BringItBack
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@aaron_corr It's possible the bottle you tried to return had the Re-turn logo but an older unregistered barcode. Until June 1st, there's a 4-month transition period for older bottles and cans with the logo but unregistered barcodes. Verify eligibility for a refund at .
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Happy St. Patrick's Day!🍀 Let's make this celebration extra green! While you're enjoying your festivities, don't forget to return your empty, undamaged plastic bottles and cans to participating shops and get your full deposit back. Let's keep our streets clean and our planet…
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Re-turn is hosting a Retailer Roadshow at 11 locations nationwide from June 12 until July 19, to provide information and support on how to prepare for the new national Deposit Return Scheme, Re-turn. For more details, click here:
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@BingoBangoBong9 Glass is not included in the deposit return scheme because Ireland already has a high recycling rate of over 80% for glass and is meeting recycling targets for this material, so there is no requirement for it to be included in the scheme.
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Are you involved in the Hospitality industry? Read our Hospitality Summary Information Guide and find out what you need to know to prepare for go live with Ireland’s Deposit Return Scheme on 1 February 2024. To view the Guide, please visit our website. #DRSI
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Coming soon: a better way to recycle bottles and cans 🌎 Find out more about Ireland’s Deposit Return Scheme at 🙌 #returnrefundrecylced #Depositreturn #DRSI #Irelandsdepositreturnscheme
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@davecoughlan80 Hi Dave, I apologise you have experienced this issue. Thank you for providing this information it will be investigated.
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Hey Ireland! Soon we’ll have a new way to recycle bottles and cans 🌎 Deposit return points will be in shops and supermarkets nationwide​ Find out more about Ireland’s Deposit Return Scheme at 🙌​ #ReturnRefundRecycled
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@Madelin03837562 @Fingalcoco @SuperValuIRL Hi Madeline. Yes, multipack containers will be included in the scheme. Thanks
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@mcgrathpeter @damien_omeara @rteliveline The DRS is crucial for Ireland to meet EU recycling targets, aiming for 77% collection of plastic beverage bottles by 2025 and 90% by 2029. Despite high recycling rates through green bins, the scheme will boost recycling for specific plastic bottles to meet these target
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@OlaLN In case of any issues with an RVM machine, we advise customers to promptly report these concerns to store managers for resolution. Thank you for sharing your feedback with us. As we're still a new scheme, we're always open to suggestions and you input will be noted.
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Have questions about collecting your refundable deposit from a Reverse Vending Machine (RVM)? 🤔 Here's how it's done. #BringItBack #ReturnRefundRecycled #RVM
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You can start Re-turning from 1 February 2024! Make sure your containers featuring the Re-turn logo are brought back empty and undamaged to participating stores and get your full deposit refund. #ReturnRefundRecycled #DRSI #IrelandDepositReturnScheme #circulareconomy
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Happy Easter! We're bringing it back. Let's keep Re-turning over Easter, every-bunny!🐰 #GreenCelebration #BringItBack #DepositReturnSchemeIreland
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@galeforcerob We apologise for any inconvenience caused. If possible, could you please DM us the details regarding the malfunctioning RVM machines?
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@FelixirofLife28 In Ireland, the deposit return scheme covers PET plastic bottles and aluminum/steel cans between 150ml and 3 liters, promoting recycling for commonly littered containers without adding consumer taxes, as it's cost-neutral.
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@Fi_Barrett @ThatsSoDerek @Oismur Placing recycling bins near reverse vending machines could address concerns about litter from discarded bottles when deposit returns are unavailable. While separate collection in shops improves recycling, nearby disposal alternatives could further minimize litter.
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@ConefreyPharmac @7upFree Hi Tomas, Have you checked the website's barcode checker to make sure the bottle is in the scheme? You can check it here
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@mattiemahon @s1_tracey @Aldi_Ireland @greenparty_ie I understand your frustration. The deposit return scheme is new and there may be some issues as retailers and consumers adjust. Deposits should be refunded when bottles with the Re-turn logo are returned empty to participating locations.  1/2
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@ekg2009 The restaurant may have a take-back exemption, so I would check this first. However, you can bring it to any other RVM or shop to get your deposit back.
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@paulallen86 The Robinsons Fruit Shoots multipack bottles likely were not accepted by the reverse vending machine because the barcode may not have been clearly legible, as required for containers to be eligible for deposit return under the scheme.
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@jayladd9876 Currently, RVMs are only available to retailers who do not have a Takeback Exemption, ensuring all consumers can return containers and receive refunds, regardless of purchase location.
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@Sketche71717972 @1paulmcel @georgebernhard @CyclingForMind @s1_tracey @Aldi_Ireland @greenparty_ie Hi Sketcher, if you would to send us a DM, we are more than happy to provide further clarification on this matter.
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@techbuzzinfo Hi Jim, thanks for your question. Yes, multipack containers will be included in the scheme.
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@JoeTalksBack Hi Joe, I apologise for any inconvenience caused. If the beverage was intended for on-site consumption, the deposit fee should not have been charged. Could you please DM us so we can investigate this matter further?
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@seaniegillis "If the can doesn't have the logo, you should not have been charged the deposit fee. I suggest bringing it back to the retailer who sold it to you to request a refund of the deposit fee.
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@bbarrymurphy @mcgrathpeter @damien_omeara @rteliveline The deposit return scheme encourages higher recycling rates for specific containers by incentivizing consumers to return them, ensuring better quality recycling. Recognizing and rewarding the efforts of those who already conscientiously recycle is a valid consideration
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@LiteralyLily @jimjenko @OlaLN Deposits exist on cans and bottles to discourage littering. By charging a deposit fee, consumers are incentivized to return their containers for recycling in order to get their money back, rather than littering the containers.
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@EoinOBrien7 There is an RVM in Terminal 1. If you ask a member of staff, they can direct you to it, and you'll be able to get your deposit back. Additionally, the Boots at Dublin Airport is a manual return point where you can also try returning your can.
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@ZLara97 You should notify the retailer where you purchased the cans about the issue with their RVM not recognizing the cans. According to their policies, retailers are expected to provide customer support to help customers with issues returning containers and refunding deposits.
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@djtaranis The scheme is cost neutral. This means that the management and operation of the Deposit Return Scheme does not cost the public or government any money at all. The system is funded through producer fees for each product placed on the market.
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@BeerMessiah Thank you for sharing your feedback with us. As we're still a new scheme, we're always open to suggestions and you input will be noted.
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@TouchingVirus Starting from February 1, for a limited period, some plastic bottles and cans may not have the Re-Turn logo. If charged a deposit on these, rest assured you'll get it back by returning them undamaged to RVM Deposit Return Points nationwide.
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@Moortox Retailers can claim the deposit back by collecting the in-scope bottles/cans and bringing them back to a RVM point. However, we are  seeking feedback and exploring potential solutions to address this issue.
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@T3c1 Hi Tim, Yes, under the Deposit Return Scheme, deposits for drinks containers purchased with the Re-turn logo and those without the logo should be displayed separately on receipts and at point of sale.
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@eflaherty1 Thank you for sharing your feedback. Most damaged bottles should be accepted by a manual collection point as long as they have a readable barcode. If you would like to stay informed about updates on the scheme you can sign up to our mailing list on .
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@ushouldbeontv Hi Walter,  If the RVM is faulty, inform the store manager. To dispose of bottles, inquire about in-store acceptance or check for an interactive map of participating Take Back facilities in the area.
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@JohnCee3110 @mannymack6 @FractalDoctor Starting from February 1, for a limited period, some plastic bottles and cans may not have the Re-Turn logo. If charged a deposit on these, rest assured you'll get it back by returning them undamaged to RVM Deposit Return Points nationwide.
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@halifax_geo Thank you for sharing your feedback with Re-Turn, and I apologise that you've experienced this issue. If you would like to send us a DM, we're more than happy to investigate this matter further.
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@tazwaz Hello Marian, You should be able to get cash back if you wish instead of using the voucher towards a store purchase.
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@mikecosgrave Displaying the Re-turn logo on drinks containers is crucial to identify items eligible for the deposit return scheme. This ensures clarity for consumers and enhances the scheme's effectiveness
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@Noelle___G If the beverage is consumed on-site, the deposit fee should not be charged. However, if the container is intended for off-site consumption (takeaway), the premise is permitted to charge the deposit fee.
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@niallk3lly Thank you for sharing this information with Re-Turn, it will be investigated.
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@Fi_Barrett @ThatsSoDerek @Oismur Hi Fiona, At participating retailers, there will be a designated bin for non in-scope bottles/cans. You can ask a shop employee where this bin is located.
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The Re-turn Retailer Roadshow begins next Monday, Retailers are invited to attend (no registration required). A number of approved RVM suppliers are offering discounts for RVMs ordered during the dates of the Roadshow. #DepositReturn #Return #CircularEconomy #drs #recycle
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@conorkearney The take back exemption applies to the hospitality sector for drinks sold for on-site consumption without a deposit being charged
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@Yopsycles I've forwarded this information to be looked into. Thanks.
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@Piyanuch_Model We appreciate you taking the time to share your feedback with us. As we continue to develop and refine our scheme, your insights are invaluable. Rest assured, your input is duly noted.
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@cloggsy5 Re-turn points are available in the airside areas of airports. If you're unsure of their location, feel free to inquire with airport staff. Please note that the deposit fee does not apply onboard the airplane
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@djtaranis No, the organization would not necessarily be out of operation if all bottles were returned every week. Retailers are paid handling fees for accepting returned bottles that would cover the costs of the scheme, regardless of whether deposits are paid out for unreturned bottles.
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@MarcD_Weegem Hi Marc,  Retailers maintain RVMs, sourced from approved suppliers, not Re-Turn directly. Contact store staff for RVM status and issues.
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@LiamMackessy To streamline returns and refunds for eligible products, WH Smith & Boots will set up manual return points at major Irish airports. Alternatively, customers can opt for in-flight purchases, which are exempt from deposits.
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@jayladd9876 Hi Jay, thank you for bringing this to our attention. We will investigate promptly, and we apologise for any inconvenience. If you're seeking alternative deposit collection points, you can explore our interactive map on .
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@nilbymouth @DeaconNell The Deposit Return Scheme is not a scam. By refunding deposits for returned containers, it encourages higher recycling rates which supports Ireland's environmental goals. Re-turn's success depends on increasing recycling and reducing waste, not on unreturned deposits.
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@alexvmurphyy The DRS aims to boost recycling rates, and I understand the frustration of facing additional costs for returning bottles from a rural area. Online purchases should include return location info in the FAQs. Contact the retailer for potential alternative return options.
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