CPRE: England could enjoy £2bn boost from 'all-in' recycling take-back system

Michael Holder
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A Deposit Return Scheme enabling the take back of used bottles and drinks cans could deliver a huge economic boost, CPRE claims

England could enjoy a £2bn economic boost over 10 years from rolling out a comprehensive recycling system enabling consumers to take back used glass bottles, plastic bottles, and drinks cans in return...

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