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The document is an application form for the certification of a Vermont redemption center, requiring details such as the center's name, location, contact information, ownership status, and estimated annual container redemption volume. It includes a declaration of truthfulness by the applicant and instructions for submission to the Vermont Beverage Container Law Administrator.

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When did the 5-cent bottle return start?

In 1972 Oregon and Vermont enacted the nations first bottle bills requiring a 5-cent deposit on beer and soft drink containers. By 1974, when the California legislature began to debate whether to enact a container deposit law, KAB made a strategic decision to publicly oppose the bottle bill.

Can recycling Vermont?

All Vermont recycling programs accept aluminum foil and cans, steel cans, glass bottles and jars, paper, cardboard, and plastics #1 and #2 recyclables. These materials are banned from the landfill by Vermonts Universal Recycling Law.

What is the bottle redemption law in Vermont?

Over the years, the Bottle Bill evolved into a successful recycling program. Under the law, anyone can return a covered bottle or can to a retailer or redemption center to redeem the deposit (5-15 cents).

What states can you return bottles?

Ten states (California, Connecticut, Hawaii, Iowa, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, New York, Oregon, and Vermont) have a beverage container redemption law.

How does bottle redemption work?

How Do Bottle Bills Work? When a retailer buys beverages from a distributor, a deposit is paid to the distributor for each container purchased. The consumer pays the deposit to the retailer when buying the beverage, and receives a refund when the empty container is returned to a supermarket or other redemption center.

How does bottle return work?

When you buy a drink in a container with the Re-turn logo, you are charged a small refundable deposit. You can then claim back the levy by returning the empty container. This bottle and can recycling system is known as the Deposit Return Scheme. The scheme began on 1 February 2024.