Illinois HB1089 establishes a deposit and refund system for beverage containers, prohibiting certain types of containers and their disposal in.
HB1089, the Illinois Container Fee and Deposit Act, mandates a 10-cent deposit on each beverage container sold in Illinois for consumer use. Consumers receive this deposit back when they return the empty container to a dealer or redemption center. The Act prohibits the disposal of beverage containers in sanitary landfills and bans the manufacture, sale, or offer for sale of plastic cans and snap-top metal containers. Distributors must collect empty containers from dealers and redemption centers, paying the deposit value and a redemption center fee.
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