Starting Jan. 1, Californians can redeem empty wine and liquor bottles, as well as empty boxed wine, for cash. At the beginning of the New Year, people will start paying 5, 10 or 25 cent California ...

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California is making changes to its bottle deposit law — ones that could put extra money in your pocket. Residents soon can turn in wine bottles, liquor bottles and other large beverage containers for ...

Starting next year, Californians will be able to recycle wine and liquor and large juice bottles for cash. The beverage containers will be included in the California Redemption Value fee, a statewide ...

Californians will be able to recycle wine, liquor and large juice bottles and earn cash for doing so beginning in 2024. The beverage containers will now be considered in the California Redemption ...

Californians will be able to recycle wine, liquor and large juice bottles and earn cash for doing so beginning next year. The beverage containers will now be considered in the California Redemption ...