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After we revealed that the firm behind Re-turn scheme is expecting €330million in income by the end of 2031, now it emerges Green minister said deposit on bottles and cans could be lowered to prevent company's profits…

Published by Daily Mail · United Kingdom 1 h ago

Ossian Smyth, the former minister behind the Deposit Return Scheme, said the 15-25% deposit could be reduced to prevent Re-turn's profits from climbing, the Irish Daily Mail has…

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