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Government Admits Constraints in the Back System and Wants to Stop Messy Collection on the Street

Government admits failures and constraints in the Volta System, but promises to strengthen surveillance, increase collection machines and stop the disorderly collection of packaging on the street, to meet European recycling targets and reduce costs with unrecycled plastic in Portugal.
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The new model for the return of bottles and cans is still being adapted and has already forced the government to look for solutions.

Government admits failures and constraints in the Volta System, but promises to strengthen surveillance, increase collection machines and stop the disorderly collection of packaging on the street, to meet European recycling targets and reduce costs with unrecycled plastic in Portugal.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Diário de Notícias broke the news in Lisboa, Portugal on Tuesday, September 1, 2026.
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