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

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27 Duty to display information about registered low volume products

(1) A person who supplies LVPs must provide or display, or provide for display, the LVP information, in accordance with this regulation. (2) A person who offers to supply LVPs or connected goods or services orally (for example, by telephone) must— (a) give the LVP information to a person who orders the LVPs or connected goods or services before taking payment for those LVPs, goods or services, and (b) if requested, provide the LVP information in writing to that person. (3) A person who displays, or offers, LVPs for supply at or on any premises must display the LVP information at or on those premises— (a) so it is available to people choosing LVPs, and (b) so as to comply with paragraph (6). (4) A person who offers LVPs for supply on a website, through a mobile application or in any kind of publication must— (a) ensure that the LVP information is displayed so as to comply with paragraph (6) as part of the description of the LVPs on the website, in the mobile application or in the publication, or (b) if the person who offers LVPs for supply under this regulation is not responsible for the website, mobile application or publication, that person must provide the LVP information to the person who is responsible for the website, mobile application or publication, for display as part of the description of the LVPs on the website, in the mobile application or in the publication. (5) The person who provides the LVP information in accordance with paragraph (4)(b) must ask the person to whom they provide that information to display it so as to comply with paragraph (6) as part of the description of the LVPs on the website, in the mobile application or in the publication. (6) A display of the LVP information complies with this paragraph if it is— (a) easily visible, (b) clearly legible, and (c) not hidden or obscured in any way. (7) In this regulation— “LVP” means a registered low volume product; “the LVP information” means— a statement that the scheme supplier is not required to charge a deposit in connection with the supply of any LVPs, and a statement that no refund is payable for a container from an LVP.

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27 Duty to display information about registered low volume products

(1) A person who supplies LVPs must provide or display, or provide for display, the LVP information, in accordance with this regulation. (2) A person who offers to supply LVPs or connected goods or services orally (for example, by telephone) must— (a) give the LVP information to a person who orders the LVPs or connected goods or services before taking payment for those LVPs, goods or services, and (b) if requested, provide the LVP information in writing to that person. (3) A person who displays, or offers, LVPs for supply at or on any premises must display the LVP information at or on those premises— (a) so it is available to people choosing LVPs, and (b) so as to comply with paragraph (6). (4) A person who offers LVPs for supply on a website, through a mobile application or in any kind of publication must— (a) ensure that the LVP information is displayed so as to comply with paragraph (6) as part of the description of the LVPs on the website, in the mobile application or in the publication, or (b) if the person who offers LVPs for supply under this regulation is not responsible for the website, mobile application or publication, that person must provide the LVP information to the person who is responsible for the website, mobile application or publication, for display as part of the description of the LVPs on the website, in the mobile application or in the publication. (5) The person who provides the LVP information in accordance with paragraph (4)(b) must ask the person to whom they provide that information to display it so as to comply with paragraph (6) as part of the description of the LVPs on the website, in the mobile application or in the publication. (6) A display of the LVP information complies with this paragraph if it is— (a) easily visible, (b) clearly legible, and (c) not hidden or obscured in any way. (7) In this regulation— “LVP” means a registered low volume product; “the LVP information” means— a statement that the scheme supplier is not required to charge a deposit in connection with the supply of any LVPs, and a statement that no refund is payable for a container from an LVP.

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