This webinar unpacks the complexity behind mixed deposit return systems, exploring how reusable and single-use packaging can work side by side across different regions. Drawing on insights from our latest report, ‘Mixed DRS: Where reuse meets recycling‘ and real-world examples, we’ll break down how these systems function and what they mean for different stakeholders.
Following a series of presentations, the panel discussion looks at key questions consumers and stakeholders are increasingly asking, including: what does this actually mean in practice? And we’ll look ahead to how growing ambitions for reuse are shaping the future of deposit systems beyond current regulatory requirements.
Related resources
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Mixed DRS: Where reuse meets recycling
New Reloop report exploring how integrating reuse and recycling in deposit systems lowers costs, improves convenience and environmental outcomes
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Mixed deposit return systems: An overview
An overview of mixed deposit return systems, explaining how reuse and recycling can be integrated through shared infrastructure and system design.
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Mixed deposit return systems: Case studies
Case studies from Europe and North America showing how mixed deposit return systems integrate reuse and recycling in practice.
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Mixed deposit return systems: Key benefits
An overview of the key benefits of mixed deposit return systems, including improved convenience, cost efficiency and environmental performance through integration.
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Guiding principles for implementation of mixed deposit return systems
Reloop position paper outlining principles for effective mixed deposit return systems.
Speakers and panel
Clarissa Morawski
Chief Executive Officer, Reloop
Tobias Bielenstein
Director Public Affairs, Sustainability & Communications, Genossenschaft Deutscher Brunnen eG (GDB)
Anna Larsson
Director, Circular Economy Development, Reloop
Valters Paškausks
CEO, Tērvetes AL