Coca-Cola recycling machines back at UK theme parks after 'popular demand'

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Reverse vending machines offering half price tickets to tourist attractions in exchange for used plastic bottles have been rolled out again this summer

Half-price tickets for a raft of top UK tourist attractions will again be offered in exchange for used plastic bottles this summer, after Coca-Cola announced plans to extend its recycle-on-the-go partnership...

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