Singapore's 10-cent container deposit scheme begins April 1, impacting dine-in restaurants and hawker centres differently

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Singapore's 10-cent container deposit scheme starts April 1, with some dine-in restaurants opting not to charge customers the deposit. Hawker centres and coffee shops may pass the 10-cent deposit to consumers due to collection challenges. The scheme applies to bottled and canned drinks from 150ml to 3 litres. The initiative aims to encourage mindful consumption and proper recycling habits, with support provided for participating food establishments and efforts to assist seniors and persons with disabilities.


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