Operators say public confusion over which recyclables are eligible for a 10-cent refund could pose the biggest challenge for an upcoming recycling programme. The Beverage Container Return Scheme will see a six-month transition period from April. And during that time, a mix of containers with and without deposit marks will enter the market. Eugene Chow reports.
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