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Reloop works with governments, industry and society to accelerate the global transition to a circular economy for all resources. reloopplatform.org

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Visitors in high-visibility safety vests and hard hats tour a large recycling facility, standing beside conveyor belts and sorting machinery while listening to a presentation.
Graphic showing a top-down view of a plastic bottle with a blue top, “75%” in large text at the centre. Below, text reads: “Globally, regions with a DRS had 75% less plastic beverage bottle litter than those without.” Reloop logo in the bottom right, green background.
Graphic celebrating Sweden’s record for deposit returns, featuring a photo of a blue recycling truck with the Swedish message “Thank you for returning your deposit.” Text reads “Sweden celebrates new deposit return record,” with additional notes: “Legislation enacted May 1982” and “System started March 1984.” On the right, a simple illustration shows a person holding a bottle, surrounded by recycling symbols, with “Global Deposit Book” and “Global Deposit Dashboard” labels.
Green promotional graphic for “Reloop Brief” featuring a stylised circular logo with leaf elements, soundwave-style lines, and the Reloop name at the bottom, over a faint background image of a man in a suit.
Packaging litter scattered among leaves and debris on the ground, including a bright pink food wrapper. Overlaid text reads: “77% of people in Scotland report food containers, wrappers and packaging at the top of the list of litter items being seen.” The Keep Scotland Beautiful logo and tagline appear at the bottom.
Green graphic featuring a headshot of a smiling person with long light brown hair. To the right is a quote in white text: “Drawing on our international experience, Reloop looks forward to working closely with Exchange for Change by sharing global best practice ahead of the October 2027 launch.” Below the quote it reads: “Sarah Horner, Director, Reloop UK and Ireland”. The Reloop logo appears in the bottom right corner.
Some video of the new Områ sorting facility in Norway.
A mix of talking head interviews and cutaway shots showcasing deposit return schemes and reusable cup systems, including people speaking on camera and illustrative footage of the processes in action.
A background of green glass bottles and aluminium cans. Overlaid text reads: “Over 200 opinion polls consistently show high levels of support for new, existing, and expanded deposit return systems.” Reloop logo bottom right.
Graphic showing a heap of discarded clothes with overlaid text: “The European Parliament has adopted new binding rules to cut food and textile waste across the EU.” Reloop logo in the corner.
The video includes smooth transitions, animated graphics, and on-screen text to present a digital product or service. The tone is modern and professional.
Portrait of Sarah Horner, Director of Reloop UK and Ireland, alongside a quote on a green background. The quote reads: “Reloop welcomes the update on the Deposit Return Scheme by the Deputy First Minister for Wales. We are pleased by the Welsh Government’s offer of alignment of timelines on common materials, together with a phased approach to the introduction of glass and reuse.” Reloop logo with a “10” emblem is in the bottom right corner.
Graphic announcing the launch of Tasmania’s deposit system, Recycle Rewards, on 1 May 2025. The left side features a cartoon landscape with a large plastic bottle labelled “Recycle Rewards” and text stating that eligible drink containers can be returned for 10 cents. On the right, an illustrated figure holds a bottle with broken container shapes surrounding it. Logos for Reloop, the Global Deposit Book 2024, and the Global Deposit Dashboard are displayed. Text reads: “Tasmania launches deposit system” and “Starting Thursday, 1 May 2025, Recycle Rewards is officially live.”
A green digital graphic celebrating Sweden’s new deposit return record. The left side features a photo of a woman returning aluminium cans and PET bottles at a reverse vending machine, branded with "Pantamera." Above the image, white text reads, "Sweden celebrates new deposit return record." Below, additional text states, "Legislation enacted May 1982" and "System started March 1984." On the right, a white minimalist illustration of a person holding a bottle is surrounded by abstract recycling symbols. The "Reloop" logo is in the top right corner, and the "Global Deposit Book 2024" logo is at the bottom right.
UNEP Executive Director Inger Andersen, a woman with curly blonde hair and glasses, leans in to speak to Luis Vayas Valdivieso, the INC Chair, a bald man with a beard and glasses. They are seated at a conference table with microphones and glasses of water in front of them. The background is a blue wall, and part of a sign with the text 'INC C' is visible in the foreground.
Graphic with a dark green background announcing that there are less than 70 days until the Tasmania launch of a system. A circular icon with '70 Days' and a circular arrow is featured. The text states that the legislation was enacted in March 2022 and the system start date is May 1, 2025. On the right side, a simple white line drawing of a person holding a plastic bottle is surrounded by fragmented pieces, symbolizing recycling. The 'reloop' logo is in the top right corner, and the 'Global Deposit Book 2024' logo is in the bottom right corner.
A view of a presentation at a conference, showing a slide with a map of Europe on a screen. Attendees are seated in the ornate hall with intricate ceiling designs and warm lighting. A person in the foreground is capturing the moment on a smartphone.
Green background with a green aluminium beverage can on the left. Text reads: 'United States. The recycling rate for used aluminium beverage containers when part of a deposit return system is 74%. The recycling rate for used aluminium beverage containers when not part of a deposit return system is 26%.' Footer states: 'Year 2021 - Source: CSI Report - Improving Efficiency and Sustainability in Aluminium Beverage Can Recycling.
Three women standing together in front of a window and a government banner. One is holding a copy of Reloop’s Global Deposit Book 2024. All three are smiling, with the banner for the Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs visible on the right side.
A green infographic illustrating the positive impact of deposit return systems on litter reduction in three regions: Republic of Ireland, Latvia, and Queensland, Australia. Republic of Ireland: System launched in February 2024. A national litter survey by IBAL in January 2025 showed nearly a 50% reduction in plastic bottle and can litter across over 500 monitored sites. Latvia: System launched in February 2022. Between 2021 and 2023, beverage container litter across 17 coastal sites decreased by 56%. Further reductions: 52% for cans, 61% for PET bottles, and 28% for glass. Queensland, Australia: System launched in November 2018. An analysis of the Keep Australia Beautiful National Litter Index found a 41% decrease in deposit beverage container litter between the 2017/18 and 2018/19 surveys. The infographic highlights the effectiveness of deposit return systems in reducing beverage-related litter.
Graphic highlighting Slovakia’s deposit return milestone. The headline reads ‘Slovakia celebrates deposit return milestone.’ A central design features the number ‘3 MILIARDY’ (3 billion in Slovak) and text in Slovak stating ‘Vyzbieraných obalov od spustenia zálohovania,’ which translates to ‘collected containers since the system launch.’ Below are key facts: ‘Legislation enacted: September 2019,’ ‘System started: 1 January 2022,’ and ‘Current collection rate: 92%.’ The Reloop logo and Global Deposit Book 2024 icon are visible on the right side.
A group photo of four women standing in front of a booth display. They are smiling, wearing conference badges, and dressed in professional attire, with a colourful and welcoming exhibition space behind them.
A group of three individuals standing in front of a blue backdrop displaying text about the Fifth Session of the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee for a legally binding treaty on plastic pollution.
A large conference hall filled with attendees seated in rows, watching a speaker on a stage with a large blue backdrop featuring the UN logo and text related to the session. Bright ceiling lights and a structured industrial roof are visible.
Graphic showing Ireland's deposit return system achievement of a 73% monthly collection rate. The text explains that this rate indicates good progress toward a 77% target in 2025 and a 90% EU target in 2029. A bar chart on the right side illustrates the collection rates, with the 2024 Return Rate bar at 73%, the 2025 Target bar slightly higher, and the 2029 EU Target bar at 90%. The image background is green, and the 'Reloop' logo is displayed at the bottom.
Cover of the September 2024 report by Eunomia titled 'Facilitating the Adoption of Takeaway Reuse Systems'. The image shows a variety of takeaway meals in reusable containers, including salad, pasta, soup, and a burger, representing the shift from single-use to reusable packaging in the food sector.
Two women are standing side by side, smiling for the camera in front of a green "Reloop" banner. The woman on the left is wearing a black top and a tweed skirt, while the woman on the right is wearing a light green satin blouse and beige trousers.
a group of people standing for a photograph outside the Uber Arena in Berlin. They are facing the camera with the arena's signage above them.
Seven images featuring Rotake Reusable cups. Two beside jugs, a lady using a return vending machine. A van used to collect the cups, and a several shots in the factory showing the cups being cleaned and dried by machine.