All ready-to-drink plastic beverage containers, from 100 millilitres to 2 litres, are now subject to a deposit of 10 cents.

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All ready-to-drink plastic beverage containers, from 100 ml to 2 L, are now subject to a deposit of 10 cents: water bottles, sparkling water, milk, juice, soft drinks, and even some spirit bottles.

Since last July, companies selling single-use plastic beverage containers in the EU have had to tether caps or lids. California’s Senate has advanced a similar regulation that beverage makers oppose.