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More than 33 million cans and bottles have been collected under the Beverage Container Return Scheme, or BCRS. A new automated facility unveiled on Monday (21 S…
More than 33 million cans and bottles have been collected under the Beverage Container Return Scheme, or BCRS. A new automated facility unveiled on Monday (21 Sep) shows what happens to them after they are returned. It's currently running at nearly half its maximum daily capacity and is preparing to handle more returns when the scheme is fully rolled out next month. Eugene Chow reports.
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@@maju.portalImported1mo ago
Celebrating 33 million collected containers looks great on a headline, but the math tells a different story. In a country that goes through over one billion drinks a year, 33 million across more than five months is a drop in the bucket. <br>This isn't a sudden green awakening; it is the predictable backlog of supply chains and households rushing to clear stocks before the October 1st enforcement deadline.<br>With a 10-cent premium added to checkout prices during a period of high living costs, everyday consumers are feeling the pinch. Instead of using short-term transition spikes for a public relations victory, let’s look at the real indicator: <br>whether the elevated upfront costs are simply driving people away from buying these products altogether
@@peterseth3296Imported1mo ago
Indian origins minister is good at talking probably from reading Hindustan news daily. Many hope Singapore to be a far flung Bharat city.
@@aarong.5979Imported1mo ago
Cheerleading piece. Does it make sense in this current diesel shortage?
More than 33 million cans and bottles have been collected under the Beverage Container Return Scheme, or BCRS. A new automated facility unveiled on Monday (21 Sep) shows what happens to them after they are returned. It's currently running at nearly half its maximum daily capacity and is preparing to handle more returns when the scheme is fully rolled out next month. Eugene Chow reports.
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Beverage Container Return Scheme: 33m cans, bottles collected; new sorting facility in operation
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