Front of Store Recycling

Front of Store Recycling

Front of Store Recycling is a project exploring the viability of different Front of Store Recycling (FOSR) and reverse vending machines in England. It was funded by WRAP.

ee also

*Tomra

External links

* [http://www.front-of-store-recycling.co.uk Front of Store Recycling]
* [http://www.wrap.org.uk/ Waste & Resources Action Programme (WRAP)]


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