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Iowa Beverage Container Deposit Law - Dealer Consent for a Redemption Center for a Dealer - Iowa
Iowa Beverage Container Deposit Law - Dealer Consent for a Redemption Center for a Dealer is a legal document that was released by the Iowa Department of Natural Resources - a government authority operating within Iowa.
FAQ
Q: What is the Iowa Beverage Container Deposit Law?
A: The Iowa Beverage Container Deposit Law is a law that requires a deposit to be paid on beverage containers sold in Iowa.
Q: What is the purpose of the deposit?
A: The purpose of the deposit is to encourage recycling and reduce litter by providing an incentive for consumers to return their containers for redemption.
Q: Who is required to pay the deposit?
A: Beverage distributors are required to collect the deposit from retailers and pass it on to the state.
Q: Are all beverage containers covered by the deposit?
A: No, the deposit only applies to carbonated and alcoholic beverages in metal, glass, or plastic containers.
Q: How much is the deposit?
A: The deposit is 5 cents for containers less than 24 ounces and 10 cents for containers 24 ounces or larger.
Q: Can consumers get their deposit back?
A: Yes, consumers can return their containers to a redemption center and receive their deposit back.
Q: What happens to containers that are not redeemed?
A: Containers that are not redeemed are kept by the state, and the deposit is used for recycling and litter control programs.
Form Details:
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