Machines that ‘buy back’ your used bottles


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Reverse vending machines which give out money in exchange for an empty can or plastic bottle have made a comeback in Singapore. - The Straits Times/Asia News Network

Reverse Vending Machines (RVM’s) are automated machines that utilise advanced technology to identify, sort, collect and process used beverage containers.

A different breed of vending machine is set to make a resurgence in Singapore – rather than dispensing drinks, it is hungry for empty drink cans and plastic bottles.

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