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	* Delivering waste efficiency in commercial buildings: A guide for facilities managers.		* Delivering waste efficiency in commercial buildings: A guide for facilities managers.
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	* Disposal.		* Disposal.
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	DRSs are employed in over 50 countries worldwide as a common-sense means of encouraging people to recycle more single-use bottles and cans. Existing schemes may employ a member of staff to collect the items or have a have an automated deposit machine (ADM), also called a reverse vending machine at their local supermarket. ADMs read the bar code of the plastic or glass bottle / jar or metal can that will be recycled, calculate a return amount per item (usually a few cents or pence) for returning the container. The total amount is then printed to a ticket, which can be spent at the supermarket for a cash equivalent or in some cases paid in cash to the customer, the system has a number of advantages over household collection schemes including the possibility for products to be tracked, washed, relabelled and reused.		DRSs are employed in over 50 countries worldwide as a common-sense means of encouraging people to recycle more single-use bottles and cans. Existing schemes may employ a member of staff to collect the items or have a have an automated deposit machine (ADM), also called a reverse vending machine at their local supermarket. ADMs read the bar code of the plastic or glass bottle / jar or metal can that will be recycled, calculate a return amount per item (usually a few cents or pence) for returning the container. The total amount is then printed to a ticket, which can be spent at the supermarket for a cash equivalent or in some cases paid in cash to the customer, the system has a number of advantages over household collection schemes including the possibility for products to be tracked, washed, relabelled and reused.

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		+	* Circular economy.
		+	* Commercial waste.
		+	* Definition of waste: Code of practice.
		+	* Deposit Return Scheme.
		+	* Delivering waste efficiency in commercial buildings: A guide for facilities managers.
		+	* Deposit management organisation DMO.
		+	* Disposal.
		+	* Eliminating waste at scale – opportunities for blockchain.
		+	* Fly-tipping.
		+	* Government steps towards a deposit return scheme for plastic bottles and cans.
		+	* Hazardous waste.
		+	* Household waste.
		+	* Industrial waste.
		+	* Landfill tax.
		+	* London plan.
		+	* ‎Our waste, our resources: a strategy for England.
		+	* Recycling.
		+	* The Circular Economy Task Force.
		+	* Site waste management plan.
		+	* Waste and Resources Action Programme WRAP.
		+	* Waste management - explained.
		+	* Waste management process.
		+	* Waste.
		+	* Wishcycling.
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−	A Deposit Management Organisation (DMO) relates to Deposit Return Schemes (DRS) which are circular ecomomy approaches to waste products, whereby a financial incentive to return ~~waste~~ products ~~(often empty containers)~~ to a collection point, so ~~that they~~ can be recycled.	+	A Deposit Management Organisation (DMO) relates to Deposit Return Schemes (DRS) which are circular ecomomy approaches to what might be considered as waste products, whereby a financial incentive is offered to return certain products after use to a central collection point, referred to as a reverse vending machine. Often the products are empty containers or so called single-use glass, metal and plastic products, which can be either washed, relabelled and reused or recycled.

−	~~such as at their local supermarket, so that the bottle or can~~ will ~~be recycled.~~	+	A Deposit Management Organisation (DMO) will usually;

−	~~The~~ deposit ~~management organisation will:~~	+	* set the deposit amount, the producer registration fees and payments to return point hosts
		+	* provide detailed guidance to help businesses in the drinks supply chain prepare for the DRS
		+	* inform consumers about the scheme
		+	* handle queries
		+	* be responsible for meeting the scheme’s collection targets
		+	* arrange collection and recycling of in-scope materials
		+	* make collected material available to producers for purchase

−	~~set~~ the deposit ~~amount~~, the ~~producer registration fees and payments to return point hosts~~	+	DRSs are employed in over 50 countries worldwide as a common-sense means of encouraging people to recycle more single-use bottles and cans. Existing schemes may employ a member of staff to collect the items or have a have an automated deposit machine (ADM), also called a reverse vending machine at their local supermarket. ADMs read the bar code of the plastic or glass bottle / jar or metal can that will be recycled, calculate a return amount per item (usually a few cents or pence) for returning the container. The total amount is then printed to a ticket, which can be spent at the supermarket for a cash equivalent or in some cases paid in cash to the customer, the system has a number of advantages over household collection schemes including the possibility for products to be tracked, washed, relabelled and reused.
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−	~~provide detailed guidance to help businesses in~~ the ~~drinks supply chain prepare~~ for the ~~DRS~~	+
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−	~~inform consumers about the scheme~~	+
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−	~~handle queries~~	+
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−	be ~~responsible for meeting~~ the ~~scheme’s collection targets~~	+
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−	~~arrange collection and recycling of~~ in~~-scope materials~~	+
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−	~~make collected material available~~ to ~~producers~~ for ~~purchase~~	+

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A Deposit Management Organisation (DMO) relates to Deposit Return Schemes (DRS) which are circular ecomomy approaches to waste products, whereby a financial incentive to return waste products (often empty containers) to a collection point, so that they can be recycled.

such as at their local supermarket, so that the bottle or can will be recycled.

The deposit management organisation will:

set the deposit amount, the producer registration fees and payments to return point hosts

provide detailed guidance to help businesses in the drinks supply chain prepare for the DRS

inform consumers about the scheme

handle queries

be responsible for meeting the scheme’s collection targets

arrange collection and recycling of in-scope materials

make collected material available to producers for purchase

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