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Faye Dorgan, 4 Nov
A NEW SCHEME, which helps Ireland achieve EU recycling targets, has
been set up via collaboration with one Limerick businessman.
Convenience Stores and Newsagents Association (CSNA) CEO, Vincent
Jennings, is from Limerick. His association have now joined forces with
Dubco Ireland Credit Union, to launch Re-turn: Ireland's new national
Deposit Return Scheme.
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Of the two billion bottles and cans consumed in Ireland annually, 30%+
are not recycled. The aim of the Re-turn scheme is to combat this
issue, with Dubco financing the scheme's rollout through a ‘green
business loan’.
The loans are available to all CSNA members, with the scheme expected
to go live in February 2024.
All retailers must register for the scheme. It has an interest rate of
5.61% APR* and flexible repayment terms.