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Find similar grantsBeverage Container Recycling Grants is sponsored by California Department of Resources Recycling and Recovery (CalRecycle). Supports organizations in establishing beverage container recycling and litter abatement projects to maintain an 80% recycling rate for CRV beverage containers.
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Beverage Container Recycling - CalRecycle Home Page Beverage Container Recycling CalRecycle manages the Beverage Container Recycling Program (BCRP), which includes a redeemable fee for certain containers. What is California Redemption Value (CRV)?
Consumers pay a California Redemption Value (CRV) fee when they purchase beverages and receive CRV refunds when they redeem containers at a recycling center or retailer (called a dealer in the program). CRV eligible beverages are packaged in: *Effective January 1, 2024, this includes beverage containers that are boxes, bladders or pouches containing wine, distilled spirits, wine coolers, or distilled spirit coolers.
5 cents for containers less than 24 ounces 10 cents for containers 24 ounces or larger *Effective January 1, 2024, 25 cents for boxes, bladders or pouches containing wine, distilled spirits, wine coolers, or distilled spirit coolers.
Find a Certified Recycling Center AB 1311 Bag Drop Emergency Regulations Updates to the certification application content and operational standards that apply to bag drop recycling centers and mobile recycling. AB 1311 Bag Drop Virtual Information Session Video AB 720 (AB 720, Rogers, Chapter 562, Statues of 2025) This bill extends the CRV labeling requirement date.
CRV labeling begins July 1, 2026, for Non-Exempt wine, distilled spirit, 100% fruit juice 46oz and larger and vegetable juice greater than 16oz containers. SB 353 (Dodd, Chapter 868, Statutes of 2023) Adds fruit juice containers of 46 ounces or more and vegetable juice containers over 16 ounces to the program beginning January 1, 2024.
Increases processing payments by changing the method for determining scrap value and provides an additional payment to rural recycling centers for handling glass containers. SB 1013 (Atkins, Chapter 610, Statutes of 2022) was approved by Governor Newsom on September 27, 2022, and became effective on January 1, 2023.
This legislative bill brings wine and distilled spirits into the California Beverage Container Recycling Program, introduces new grant programs, expands the convenience zones, and significantly modifies the role of dealers in the BCRP. See all CalRecycle lists and previous messages.
Latest Recycling Statistics Wine and Distilled Spirits Dealer Cooperative Programs How to Become a Certified Operator Beverage Distributors and Manufacturers Beverage Container Recycling Laws Statewide Average Monthly Scrap Value Notice Recycling Programs Defined Californians have recycled more than billion bottles and cans since 1988 Californians have recycled billion containers just in 2023 More than 400 containers a person.
of the beverages sold in California are in this program Water, Soda, Fruit and Vegetable Juice, and Beer. Find A Nearby Recycling Center Just enter your ZIP code to find a bottle & can redemption center near you. Beverage Container Recycling Facts Download the Beverage Container Recycling Fact Sheet for facts related to calendar year 2025.
Drinks, Water, or Soft Drinks Juice packaged in glass, plastic, aluminum, or bimetal Wine or distilled spirits (liquor) in glass, plastic, aluminum, bimetal, boxes, bladders, and pouches Food and Non-Beverage Containers Check the label on the container!
“California Redemption Value” Per-Container Redemption vs. By Weight Customers can ask to be paid by count for up to 50 CRV beverage containers of each material type per transaction: Customers can ask to be paid by count for up to 25 CRV beverage containers of each material type per transaction: 25 wine and distilled spirit bag-in-box 25 wine and distilled spirit multilayer pouch 25 wine and distilled spirit paperboard carton Daily load limits of empty CRV beverage containers are: 100 pounds each for aluminum and plastic 25 pounds each for multilayer pouches and paperboard cartons Beverage Container Recycling Grants: BevContainerGrants@calrecycle.
ca. gov City/County Payment Program: CityCounty@calrecycle. ca.
gov Local Conservation Corps Funding Program: BevContainerGrants@calrecycle. ca. gov Other Grants: BevContainerGrants@calrecycle.
ca. gov Questions from existing (registered) Beverage Manufacturers and Distributors program participants: DORClientServices@calrecycle. ca.
gov Questions from potential registration applicants (Beverage Manufacturers and Distributors, CRV Labeling, and Product Determination): Reg. CRVLabeling@calrecycle. ca.
gov Questions from Beverage Dealers (Retailers): Option A, Option B, and related charges: DealerServices@calrecycle. ca. gov Sign requirements questions DealerSigns@calrecycle.
ca. gov Questions about becoming a Certified Operator: DORCertFileRoom@calrecycle. ca.
gov Recycler Education and Exams questions: RecyclerEducationAndExams@calrecycle. ca. gov Need information about starting a recycling center?
OPA@calrecycle. ca. gov School recycling/education questions: Schools@calrecycle.
ca. gov Other beverage container recycling questions: OPA@calrecycle. ca.
gov File a complaint about a recycling center or a retail redemption location. CalRecycle will investigate complaints and provide education about program requirements. Report fraudulent activity toll-free at 1-866-CANLOAD Report noncompliance of beverage manufacturers or distributors to DORClientServices@calrecycle.
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Beverage Container Recycling Grants is funded by California Department of Resources Recycling and Recovery (CalRecycle). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in California. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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