Envirobank’s reverse vending machine

Posted in News by Conner Flynn on May 4th, 2009

Envirobank’s reverse vending machine Envirobank’s “cash for cans” reverse vending machines hold up to 3000 containers and accept PET (#1),HDPE (#2) and PVC (#3) plastic, brown, clear and green glass and aluminum cans. Deposit your recyclables in these and you’ll get credits for discount shopping.

Pretty nice incentive to recycle your goods huh? It may not give out snacks, but Envirobank claims that their machines cut CO2 emissions, reduce waste disposal and collection costs, and even provide advertising and fund raising opportunities for those who need it.

They will accept, clean and crush your trash and all you have to do is watch a targeted advertisement on the LCD screen. Some have already been deployed in Australia on a trial basis.

[Redferret]

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4 Comments to “Envirobank’s reverse vending machine”
  1. MrGreeny Says:

    This is practiced in Germany for many many years.
    They take some little amount of money (5 - 25 eurocents) when you buy the full bottle, and after you stick it in the machine it gives you a slip, that can be exchanged by the cashier.

    Don’t see what is new here. :)

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