CTSB-823Introduced

AN ACT CONCERNING BOTTLE BILL DEPOSITS AND ON-PREMISES ALCOHOLIC LIQUOR PERMIT ESTABLISHMENTS.

Jurisdiction:
Connecticut
Type:
Deposit Return
Last action:
Mar 23, 2017
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Next steps for producers

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Obligations under this law
  • ·Accept return of empty beverage containers at on-premises alcoholic liquor permit establishments
  • ·Pay or facilitate deposit refunds to consumers returning empty containers

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Bill modifies Connecticut's existing bottle deposit scheme (bottle bill) by adjusting deposit requirements and redemption mechanics for beverage containers at on-premises alcoholic liquor establishments.
Covered Products
  • ·Carbonated soft drink containers
  • ·Beer and malt beverage containers
  • ·Wine containers
  • ·Distilled spirit containers
  • ·Other beverage containers subject to Connecticut bottle bill deposit requirements
Producer Obligations
  • ·Accept return of empty beverage containers at on-premises alcoholic liquor permit establishments
  • ·Pay or facilitate deposit refunds to consumers returning empty containers
Enforcement
Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection (inferred from existing bottle bill administration):
Preemption Notes
Bill modifies existing Connecticut bottle bill deposit system; operates within state law framework with no federal preemption implications identified. Risk is low as it amends existing state statute rather than creating new EPR framework.

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