CM Nadeau is aware of the issue and meeting with/pushing the DPW director on identifying the sources and solutions. Please connect with our office for more assistance.
-Kara
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Great question! We’re checking. Also we’re sharing your request for more service there with DPW.

The industry is responsible for creating codes or other methods to ensure that only containers sold in DC are given refunds. The industry has many tools at its disposal and the system has worked well in every other bottle bill state for decades. 4/4

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Stores with under 2,000 sq ft devoted to the display of merchandise are exempted. Grocers and other retailers that do redeem beverage containers will be paid a generous handling fee per container to cover the cost of taking back, handling, and storing bottles and cans. 3/4

The industry has never been able to prove that a bottle bill has increased beverage prices in any state or country. In fact, container redemption programs put money back into our local communities through employment opportunities as "canners," at grocers & redemption centers. 2/4

The industry is responsible for creating codes or other methods to ensure that only containers sold in DC are given refunds. The industry has many tools at its disposal and the system has worked well in every other bottle bill state for decades. 4/4

brianneknadeau.com/bottle-bill/

Stores with under 2,000 sq ft devoted to the display of merchandise are exempted. Grocers and other retailers that do redeem beverage containers will be paid a generous handling fee per container to cover the cost of taking back, handling, and storing bottles and cans. 3/4

The industry has never been able to prove that a bottle bill has increased beverage prices in any state or country. In fact, container redemption programs put money back into our local communities through employment opportunities as "canners," at grocers & redemption centers. 2/4

🙄 Straight from the beverage industry lobbying playbook. 1/4