{"id":49999,"date":"2021-10-01T13:14:27","date_gmt":"2021-10-01T11:14:27","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/packaging-journal.de\/?p=49999"},"modified":"2021-10-01T13:14:27","modified_gmt":"2021-10-01T11:14:27","slug":"biomarkt-verbund-reusable-solution-recup-rebowl","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/packaging-journal.de\/en\/biomarkt-verbund-mehwegloesung-recup-rebowl\/","title":{"rendered":"Biomarkt Verbund relies on the Recup and Rebowl reusable solutions"},"content":{"rendered":"

From 1 October 2021, numerous BioM\u00e4rkte and Denns BioM\u00e4rkte will be introducing the Recup and Rebowl reusable deposit system. The Recup cups and Rebowl bowls can be returned to all partners of the deposit system throughout Germany.<\/p>\n

From today the Reusable deposit system<\/strong> in 340 participating BioMarkets and Denns BioMarkets. The Reucp cup for hot drinks can be borrowed for a deposit of 1 euro. Customers who pay a 5 euro deposit can have products from the counter, such as cheese, sausage or lunch dishes, packed in the Rewbol tray. How customers save Disposable packaging<\/strong> even if they have forgotten their own containers. By introducing this offer, BioMarkt Verbund is emphasising its efforts to promote sustainable reusable solutions.<\/p>\n

\u201eIt is part of our Basic understanding<\/strong>, to work responsibly towards avoiding packaging waste and, where feasible, to use sensible alternatives to plastic packaging,\u201c explains Joseph Nossol<\/strong>, member of the sales committee of the BioMarkt Association and Managing Director of Denns BioMarkt. \u201eRecup and Rebowl are a system that is as simple as it is sensible. The reusable cups and bowls can be borrowed for a deposit and returned later. In this way, customers of our BioMarkt stores can actively and easily help to reduce single-use packaging and limit it to the bare minimum.\u201c<\/p>

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More unpackaged and reusable solutions<\/h2>\n

The Reusable deposit system<\/a> complements previous efforts to reduce packaging waste in the organic markets and promote the use of reusable containers. To this end, the organic markets rely on an extensive range of unpackaged goods, for example. The proportion of loose fruit and vegetables is now up to 90 per cent. In addition, around 20 organic markets Unpacked stations<\/strong> where selected dry goods can be filled as required. At cheese, sausage and baked goods counters, consumers have been using the option of having their own containers filled in compliance with all hygiene regulations for years. In addition, there are no non-returnable PET bottles in the entire range and products are preferably offered in returnable glass bottles and jars.<\/p>\n

The Recup cups and Rebowl bowls can be Germany-wide at all partners of the deposit system<\/strong> be returned. They are washed and returned up to 1,000 times. More information on the deposit system and the participating stores.<\/p>\n

Source<\/em>: BioMarkt Verbund<\/p>\n

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