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The Deposit Scheme for Drinks Containers (England and Northern Ireland) Regulations 2025

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12 Register of registered scheme producers

(1) The deposit management organisation must publish and maintain a register of registered scheme producers (“the SP register”). (2) The entry in the SP register for a registered scheme producer must state— (a) whether or not the scheme producer is a brand owner, and (b) whether or not the scheme producer is an importer; (c) if the scheme producer is a brand owner or an importer (or both), the brand name of each drink for which the scheme producer is the brand owner or importer; (d) whether or not the scheme producer fills to order; (e) the date on which the scheme producer’s registration application was granted; (f) whether or not the scheme producer produces, imports or fills to order with any registered low volume products and, if so, what those products are and the date on which each of the products was registered as a low volume product. (3) The deposit management organisation must— (a) add an entry for a registered scheme producer to the SP register as soon as reasonably practicable after the scheme producer’s registration application is granted; (b) update the entry for a registered scheme producer as soon as reasonably practicable after the producer registers a low volume product. (4) The deposit management organisation must— (a) make the SP register available for inspection by members of the public at all reasonable times, free of charge, and (b) permit members of the public to obtain copies of entries on the SP register on payment of a reasonable charge.

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12 Register of registered scheme producers

(1) The deposit management organisation must publish and maintain a register of registered scheme producers (“the SP register”). (2) The entry in the SP register for a registered scheme producer must state— (a) whether or not the scheme producer is a brand owner, and (b) whether or not the scheme producer is an importer; (c) if the scheme producer is a brand owner or an importer (or both), the brand name of each drink for which the scheme producer is the brand owner or importer; (d) whether or not the scheme producer fills to order; (e) the date on which the scheme producer’s registration application was granted; (f) whether or not the scheme producer produces, imports or fills to order with any registered low volume products and, if so, what those products are and the date on which each of the products was registered as a low volume product. (3) The deposit management organisation must— (a) add an entry for a registered scheme producer to the SP register as soon as reasonably practicable after the scheme producer’s registration application is granted; (b) update the entry for a registered scheme producer as soon as reasonably practicable after the producer registers a low volume product. (4) The deposit management organisation must— (a) make the SP register available for inspection by members of the public at all reasonable times, free of charge, and (b) permit members of the public to obtain copies of entries on the SP register on payment of a reasonable charge.

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