Coca-Cola among drinks giants demanding millions in compensation over delayed Scottish recycling scheme
- Coca-Cola, Red Bull, and other soft drinks companies are reportedly preparing to sue the Scottish government for millions of pounds in compensation following the postponement of Scotland's deposit return scheme.
- The recycling initiative, which would have involved charging an additional 20p on single-use bottles and cans, has been delayed until at least October 2025 due to concerns over trade barriers with the rest of the UK.
- Businesses in the drinks industry had invested heavily in the scheme, which has been estimated to have cost around �300m, and are now considering their options for claiming compensation.
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