The Deposit Scheme for Drinks Containers (England and Northern Ireland) Regulations 2025
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72 Information about returns data
(1) The deposit management organisation must— (a) supply returns data to its registered scheme producers; (b) inform each registered scheme producer, in such manner and at such intervals as the deposit management organisation considers appropriate, of how many of each of the scheme producer’s deposit items were returned to the deposit management organisation and in respect of which deposits were refunded, within a particular time period, and (c) make available the returns data to the national enforcement authorities. (2) In this regulation “returns data” means— (a) information that enables registered scheme producers to determine the number of containers returned or not returned under the Scheme, including the proportion of returns by product; (b) information about deposits that are unredeemed; (c) information relating to the locations of returns, and (d) information about returns received by the deposit management organisation from other scheme administrators.
72 Information about returns data
(1) The deposit management organisation must— (a) supply returns data to its registered scheme producers; (b) inform each registered scheme producer, in such manner and at such intervals as the deposit management organisation considers appropriate, of how many of each of the scheme producer’s deposit items were returned to the deposit management organisation and in respect of which deposits were refunded, within a particular time period, and (c) make available the returns data to the national enforcement authorities. (2) In this regulation “returns data” means— (a) information that enables registered scheme producers to determine the number of containers returned or not returned under the Scheme, including the proportion of returns by product; (b) information about deposits that are unredeemed; (c) information relating to the locations of returns, and (d) information about returns received by the deposit management organisation from other scheme administrators.
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