Real scheme terms
Pfand, Pant, SGR, statiegeld and refund labels.
Search the wording people see on bottles and cans, then open the exact deposit value, eligible packaging and return route.
DenmarkWhat is Pant A in Denmark?Pant A is DKK 1.00. It applies to one-way glass bottles and aluminium cans under 1 litre carrying the Danish Pant A mark.DenmarkWhat is Pant B in Denmark?Pant B is DKK 1.50. It applies to one-way plastic bottles under 1 litre carrying the Danish Pant B mark.DenmarkWhat is Pant C in Denmark?Pant C is DKK 3.00. It applies to one-way bottles and cans from 1 to 20 litres carrying the Danish Pant C mark.GermanyWhat does the DPG logo mean?The DPG mark identifies mandatory one-way deposit packaging in the German system. The standard one-way deposit is €0.25.GermanyWhich containers have 25 cent Pfand?Germany’s mandatory one-way deposit is generally €0.25 for covered single-use beverage packaging carrying the DPG mark.GermanyWhat is the difference between Mehrweg and Einweg Pfand?Einweg refers to one-way deposit packaging, normally identified by DPG and a €0.25 deposit. Mehrweg is reusable packaging with operator-specific deposits.RomaniaWhat does the Romanian SGR logo mean?The “Ambalaj cu garantie” mark identifies an eligible non-refillable beverage package in Romania’s SGR. The refundable guarantee is RON 0.50.RomaniaWhich containers have a 0.50 RON guarantee in Romania?Eligible SGR beverage packaging carries a RON 0.50 refundable guarantee.IrelandWhat does the Re-turn logo mean?The Re-turn logo identifies eligible Irish PET bottles and cans. The deposit is €0.15 up to 500 ml and €0.25 above 500 ml to 3 litres.NetherlandsWhat does the Dutch statiegeld mark mean?The statiegeld mark identifies eligible Dutch deposit bottles and cans. Small bottles and cans are generally €0.15; large plastic bottles are €0.25.AustriaWhat does the Austrian Einwegpfand mark mean?Austria’s single-use deposit mark identifies covered plastic bottles and metal cans with a €0.25 deposit.SwedenWhat does Pantamera mean on a Swedish container?Pantamera is associated with Sweden’s deposit system. Current eligible containers show the applicable 2 kr or 3 kr refund marking.NorwayWhat does Pant mean on a Norwegian bottle or can?The Norwegian Pant marking identifies containers registered in the Infinitum system, with refunds of NOK 2 or NOK 3 depending on size.FinlandWhat do Finnish Pantti values mean?Finland uses different deposit values by material and size: cans, glass and PET can show €0.10, €0.15, €0.20 or €0.40.CaliforniaWhat does CA CRV mean?CA CRV indicates California Redemption Value. Refund rates depend on container size and format.New YorkWhat does NY 5¢ mean on a bottle or can?The New York refund statement indicates a covered beverage container with a 5-cent refund value.MichiganWhat does MI 10¢ mean?Michigan’s deposit statement identifies a covered beverage container with a 10-cent refund value.OregonWhat does OR 10¢ mean?The Oregon refund statement identifies eligible beverage containers carrying a 10-cent refund value.HawaiiWhat does HI 5¢ mean?The HI-5 mark identifies beverage containers covered by Hawaii’s deposit programme.LithuaniaHow do I recognise a Lithuanian deposit container?Eligible Lithuanian beverage containers carry the national deposit mark and a €0.10 refundable deposit.SlovakiaWhat does ZALOHOVANE mean?The Slovak deposit mark identifies eligible bottles and cans carrying a €0.15 deposit.CroatiaHow do I recognise a Croatian deposit container?Eligible Croatian beverage containers show the applicable return marking and refund information.