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Circularity Scotland appointed as Scotland DRS administrator
24th March 2021: It’s official, Circularity Scotland has appointed as Scotland DRS administrator.
Scottish Parliament Approves DRS
14th May 2020: Following previous delays, the Scottish Parliament has now approved the deposit return scheme, this will commence 1st July 2022.
Scotland delays the introduction of DRS
March 19th 2020: The Scottish Government announced that the planned introduction of DRS will be postponed until July 2022.
Recyclever demonstrates its new machine at Euroshop 2020.
In February 2020 the Recyclever team attended Euroshop 2020 in Dusseldorf. During the event our representative Kamil gave demonstrations of the new Recyclever machine to hundreds of interested people from across the spectrum of retail and from around the world.
75% Of Shoppers ‘Will Boycott Grocery Brands’ Over Environmental Concerns
Over three-quarters (77%) of UK grocery shoppers have, in the last 12 months, switched, avoided or boycotted buying certain products, or would consider doing so in the future, based on brands’ environmental policies.
Concerns Over the Affect of DRS on Small Businesses.
Concerns over how Scotland’s deposit return scheme (DRS) will affect small businesses were raised at a roundtable of industry experts on 12 November.
Barclays Backs Retail Tech
Karen Johnson, National Head of Retail and Wholesale at Barclays Bank outlines the importance of technology to retailers and the funding available to businesses.
Scottish government announces plans for rates relief for RVM installs
Scottish first minister Nicola Sturgeon announces plans for rates relief for retailers who install Reverse Vending Solutions.
Recyclever on Tour with AIA Worldwide and Citi Bank
During October 2019 Recyclever machines will be on tour, visiting universities across the UK and in Ireland. Representing Citi Bank recruitment.
Surfers against Sewage Launches Campaign
Surfers against Sewage has recently launched a campaign pushing the government to implement laws and a watchdog to protect the ocean from pollution.