In Europe, empty bottles aren't trash, they're money. In Germany, the "Pfand" system pays 25 cents for every PET bottle or aluminum can. Collecting 20 of these a day earns...
In Europe, empty bottles aren't trash, they're money. In Germany, the "Pfand" system pays 25 cents for every PET bottle or aluminum can. Collecting 20 of these a day earns you 5 euros, or 150 euros a month.
In Finland, a glass bottle gets 10-40 cents, and a can gets 15 cents. In Norway, Pant refunds up to 2.5 kroner. Tomra vending machines in supermarkets like Lidl and Rewe make the change process as convenient and fast as possible.
Moscow still lags behind European standards, but there are glass container collection points. MosVtor pays from 1 ruble per 0.5-liter glass bottle. The Plastik plant accepts PET bottles starting at 10 rubles per kilogram.
In Sweden, a bottle or can costs 1 krona, with larger containers costing up to 4 krona. Swedes return over 2 billion packages through Pantamera annually. This not only generates income but also contributes significantly to environmental conservation.
Imagine: collecting just 50 bottles daily in Germany, you'll earn €12.50 per day, or €375 per month! Start noticing collection points, and every empty bottle will turn into real profit.
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