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3 years ago

Why do companies like nestle object to bottle deposit programs? what do they support instead?

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2 answers:

lesya692 [45]3 years ago

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Answer:

Because they support the recycling of the bottles, that is, they prefer the bottles to be transformed into other products than to be stored without any purpose.

Explanation:

Nestle is a company that supports recycling. As you may already know, recycling is the process in which materials that no longer serve their purpose are discarded and transformed into new materials. In this way, recycling prevents materials in good condition from being discarded and obsolete and prevents the accumulation of waste, which is very harmful to the environment.

For this reason, nestle does not allow bottles to remain in storage, quickly taking them to recycling.

Ahat [919]3 years ago

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Answer:

The companies take away the bottle as "security deposit and however they can recycle and reuse it."

Explanation:

When buying different beverages from a person distributing, a deposit needs typically to be paid to the distributor from the containers that have been taken. However, the distributor will issue a refund once the bottle that was taken has been returned to the place of purchase. Therefore, the distributor will reimburse the redemption of the retailer the amount that was deposited for every container. The additional handling fees usually added in some countries. The deposits that remain unredeemed are taken to the state or kept by distributors.

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