Deposit return systems: Lativa perspective
Joint film from Marine Conservation Society and Reloop on their field trip to Latvia to learn about their deposit return system and the positive impact it is having on their beaches.
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Deposit return systems: Denmark perspective
Joint film from Marine Conservation Society and Reloop on their field trip to Denmark to learn about their deposit return system and the city-wide REUSABLE cup systems in Aarhus.
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Deposit return systems: UK perspective
In this short film, produced with Marine Conservation Society, we find out what the UK can learn from deposit systems in Europe.
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Launch Webinar: Reloop and Marine Conservation Society – short film series
This recorded session with Marine Conservation Society highlights the real-world impact and potential of Denmark’s deposit return and reusable cup systems.
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Joint letter to the European Commission to protect the stability of the PPWR
A coalition of signatories urges the European Commission to protect the stability of the PPWR and avoid reopening this cornerstone circular economy legislation.
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Economic benefits of deposit return systems for municipalities
This fact sheet explores the economic benefits of deposit return systems as both an environmental solution and a smart financial investment for local authorities and their communities.
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Consultation on the Circular Economy Act
Our position paper aims to advance Europe’s circular economy, boost material recovery, and promote investment in practical, scalable solutions.
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Avant et après: Comment les systèmes deconsigne réduisent lesdéchets sauvagesd’emballages de boissons
French translation of companion fact sheet 'Before and after: How deposit systems cut beverage container litter'.
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Synthèse Le Tour de France de la consigne
An overview of Reloop’s Le Tour de France de la consigne, a nationwide campaign exploring a mixed deposit system for France.
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In response: The facts about deposit return in Ontario
Reloop's CEO, Clarissa Morawski, sets out how deposit return systems (DRS) are the global trend and why Ontario should modernise and expand, not repeal.