New Hampshire HB1679 establishes a beverage container redemption program with a $0.10 deposit on eligible containers.

New Hampshire HB1679 establishes a beverage container redemption program. Distributors must charge a $0.10 deposit on eligible containers, which consumers can redeem at redemption centers or retailers. Exemptions include containers larger than 3 liters, milk, plant-based milk alternatives, infant formula, medically prescribed beverages, and those sold for consumption on airline or train services. Distributors collect the deposit from retailers, who then redeem it to consumers.

New Hampshire HB1679 establishes a beverage container redemption program with a $0.10 deposit on eligible containers.

New Hampshire HB1679 establishes a beverage container redemption program. Distributors must charge a $0.10 deposit on eligible containers, which consumers can redeem at redemption centers or retailers. Exemptions include containers larger than 3 liters, milk, plant-based milk alternatives, infant formula, medically prescribed beverages, and those sold for consumption on airline or train services. Distributors collect the deposit from retailers, who then redeem it to consumers.