Returpack, the collection system for aluminum beverage cans of three domestic breweries, is ten years old
The aluminum box redemption system, voluntarily founded by Borsodi Sörgyár Kft, Dreher Sörgyárak Zrt. and Heineken Hungária Zrt., has been serving environmental protection purposes in Hungary since 2010. Today, there are almost 200 Hungarian-developed redemption machines are operating throughout the country, most of which can be found in the foreground of larger grocery stores. In Hungary, these machines operate in most stores of Auchan, Spar and Tesco, as well as in some CBAs, which give customers a redemption fee for aluminum beverage cans.
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