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Supermarkets expect fewer queues at deposit machines from 2028 but fear messiness

Supermarkets expect fewer queues at deposit machines from 2028 but fear messiness

Dutch supermarkets anticipate less congestion at deposit machines by 2028 as more retailers will be required to accept packaging. However, they are expressing concerns regarding hygiene issues related to the return of juice and dairy bottles.

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Unrest in the Middle East pushes recommended petrol price to 2.71 euros per litre

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Expensive gas and looming power shortages: should coal plants stay open after all?

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