Vermont H0119 expands the beverage container redemption system to include cider, hard kombucha, noncarbonated water, and noncarbonated soft drinks.

Vermont H0119 amends the state's beverage container redemption system to include cider, hard kombucha, noncarbonated water, and noncarbonated soft drinks. The bill also increases the deposit for a container from five cents to 10 cents. The deposit for containers of beverage brands that are part of a commingling program is three and one-half cents per container, while those not part of a commingling program are four cents per container. The deposit for liquor bottles is 15 cents.

Vermont H0119 expands the beverage container redemption system to include cider, hard kombucha, noncarbonated water, and noncarbonated soft drinks.

Vermont H0119 amends the state's beverage container redemption system to include cider, hard kombucha, noncarbonated water, and noncarbonated soft drinks. The bill also increases the deposit for a container from five cents to 10 cents. The deposit for containers of beverage brands that are part of a commingling program is three and one-half cents per container, while those not part of a commingling program are four cents per container. The deposit for liquor bottles is 15 cents.