By Dave Branco

Recycle containers

Milk and paper beverage containers become part of the deposit system

Jan 31, 2022 | 4:03 PM

PRINCE GEORGE – Tomorrow, milk and plant-based beverage containers will be part of the BC deposit program.

A 10 cent deposit will be added to ready-to-drink milk and plant-based beverages, like oat milk, soy milk or almond milk.

Residents can receive the deposit refund when the container is returned to a participating return location.

This change results from an amendment to the BC Recycling Regulation made by the Province.

You can continue to put milk and plant-based beverage containers in your blue box or container bin for recycling.

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Recycle BC will continue collecting and recycling them, just like we do with aluminum beverage cans or plastic beverage bottles.