Milk and Plant-Based Beverage Containers - Island Return It

Product Description

MILK AND PLANT-BASED BEVERAGES ARE PART OF THE DEPOSIT SYSTEM! As of February 1st, 2022 there is a 10-cent deposit charged on “ready-to-drink” milk and plant-based beverages like oat, soy, and almond. The 10-cent deposit will be refunded when the empty containers are returned for recycling at your nearest Island Return It. Before returning your empty milk and plant-based beverage containers,– remember to rinse them out to avoid mold and smell– put the caps on, or push the straws in. Then take them to your nearest Island Return It locations along with the rest of your empty beverage containers. The products below are not REFUNDABLE but are recyclable: Kefir Yogourt Whipped Cream Avalon Glass Bottles Meal Replacement Infant Formula FAQS WHY ARE “READY-TO-DRINK” MILK AND PLANT-BASED BEVERAGE CONTAINERS BEING ADDED TO THE RETURN-IT SYSTEM? This is a result of a Government of B.C. Recycling Regulation change, implemented through the CleanBC

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