The industry body representing waste companies has proposed implementing a £5 refundable deposit on vapes to encourage recycling efforts. This initiative aims to address concerns related to waste management and fire hazards associated with discarded vapes. However, there are differing opinions on the effectiveness of this approach.
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Waste Companies Propose £5 Deposit for Vape Recycling
Waste companies are advocating for a £5 refundable deposit on vapes to enhance recycling and mitigate fire risks. The proposal has sparked debate, with some opposing the idea.
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Put a £5 deposit on vapes to stop fires, say waste companies
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Waste Companies Propose £5 Deposit for Vape Recycling