UK households will be paid to bring empty bottles back to their local supermarket to help slash the amount of plastic that goes to waste.
A new desposit return scheme for plastic bottles and cans announced by the UK government aims to to "clean up Britain" by giving people a financial incentive to bring their empty containers back, instead of just throwing them away, reports Express.co.uk.
Households across the UK can return their empty bottles and cans to a collection point, which will be based at supermarkets such as Tesco , Asda , Morrisons and Sainsbury’s, so that the containers can be recycled.
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