According to the Ministry of Climate and Environment, in the first period of operation of the bailout strategy (October 1 to November 3, 2025), in about 45 1000 of the trading points covered, returned Only about 2.3 1000 packs. The climate and environment ministry provided these data in consequence to the parliamentary interpelling.
The defeat of the government's bail system. During the full month, only about 2.3 1000 bottles were returned, although points with bottled bottles, there are as many as 45 1000 in the full country. This means that not a single bottle has entered most devices.
"According to the latest available data (from 3 November 2025) received from operators, we estimation that about 45 000 trading points are covered by the bail-out arrangements. At that time, about 100,000 packages were available for sale.
Please note that the packages placed on the marketplace must pass the full supply chain before they are made available to the final customer, so we are incapable to estimation how many packages placed on the marketplace have already appeared on the store shelves. Data obtained from operators show that around 2300 packages have been returned under their bailout systems" – written in consequence to the interview.
As of 1 October, large shops, with an area of over 200 sq m, are required to receive empty packages with a bail sign and to bail out customers. On the another hand, smaller shops will collect bail, but it is voluntary to join the collection strategy in their case.
The strategy includes 3 types of packaging: plastic bottles up to 3 litres, metallic cans up to 1 litre, as well as, from 1 January 2026, glass multi-use bottles up to 1.5 liters. The bail strategy is so not covered by disposable glass bottles. Whether a bottle is disposable or multi-use is determined by the beverage maker himself.
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