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boost in-store recycling with Bottld reverse vending machines

prepare your retail venue for future Deposit Return Scheme changes

by October 2027, soft drink retailers will be legally required to offer bottle returns under the Deposit Return Scheme (DRS). But why wait? The businesses that act now will lead the way in customer service, brand loyalty, and sustainability.

if your business sells drinks in plastic bottles, you have a golden opportunity—right now—to stand out by installing a compact Bottld Reverse Vending Machine (RVM) alongside traditional vending machines.

  • make recycling effortless – around 70% of soft drinks are packaged in plastic. many of these are consumed on the go so why not make it easy for customers to recycle on the spot – and have them rave about you?
  • be a retail pioneer – reward customers for recycling with store credits, discounts, or loyalty perks. build brand reputation & environmental credentials;
  • boost your brand’s reputation – Show real commitment to sustainability and win customer trust.

why wait for regulations to catch up? lead the change today and have customers talking about your brand for all the right reasons. ♻️

turn sustainability into a strength with Bottld

  • With Bottld Reverse Vending Machines (RVMs), you can confidently showcase your eco-brand values—backed by our promise of verifiable, UK-based recycling. No greenwashing, just real action.
  • Make recycling second nature – Designed specifically for plastic soft drinks bottles, Bottld RVMs make it easy for customers to recycle on the go.
  • Avoid PR disasters – No more worrying about your recycling ending up in landfill or overseas waste dumps—everything is processed transparently in the UK.
  • Perfect for any space – Our compact machines fit into smaller venues, giving businesses of all sizes the chance to offer better recycling solutions.
  • Smart monitoring, zero hassle – Each RVM is remotely monitored, so it’s emptied on demand—separate from general waste collection. This means less risk of overflowing bins and fly-tipping.
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