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Q-2, r. 16.1 - Regulation respecting the development, implementation and financial support of a deposit-refund system for certain containers
Section 108
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108. The designated management body is required to achieve the following annual local reclamation rates for the material obtained following the conditioning of the redeemable containers to which this Regulation applies:
| Type of container | Annual local reclamation rate |
| Single-use metal containers | 80% starting in 2026 |
| Single-use plastic containers | 80% starting in 2026 |
| Single-use containers made of glass or other breakable material | 90% starting in 2026 |
| Single-use fibre containers, including multi-layer containers | 80% starting in 2027 |
| Single-use biobased containers | 80% starting in 2028 |
| Reusable containers made of glass or any other breakable material | 90% starting in 2026 |
| Reusable containers of any material other than glass or other breakable material | 80% starting in 2028 |
Local reclamation is the reclamation, in Québec, Ontario, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland and Labrador or the states of Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont, New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania, of a material obtained following the conditioning of a redeemable container.
108. The designated management body is required to achieve the following annual local reclamation rates for the material obtained following the conditioning of the redeemable containers to which this Regulation applies:
| Type of container | Annual local reclamation rate |
| Single-use metal containers | 80% starting in 2026 |
| Single-use plastic containers | 80% starting in 2026 |
| Single-use containers made of glass or other breakable material | 90% starting in 2026 |
| Single-use fibre containers, including multi-layer containers | 80% starting in 2028 |
| Single-use biobased containers | 80% starting in 2028 |
| Reusable containers made of glass or any other breakable material | 90% starting in 2026 |
| Reusable containers of any material other than glass or other breakable material | 80% starting in 2026 |
Local reclamation is the reclamation, in Québec, Ontario, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland and Labrador or the states of Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont, New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania, of a material obtained following the conditioning of a redeemable container.
In force: 2022-07-07
108. The designated management body is required to achieve the following annual local reclamation rates for the material obtained following the conditioning of the redeemable containers to which this Regulation applies:
| Type of container | Annual local reclamation rate |
| Single-use metal containers | 80% starting in 2026 |
| Single-use plastic containers | 80% starting in 2026 |
| Single-use containers made of glass or other breakable material | 90% starting in 2026 |
| Single-use fibre containers, including multi-layer containers | 80% starting in 2028 |
| Single-use biobased containers | 80% starting in 2028 |
| Reusable containers made of glass or any other breakable material | 90% starting in 2026 |
| Reusable containers of any material other than glass or other breakable material | 80% starting in 2026 |
Local reclamation is the reclamation, in Québec, Ontario, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland and Labrador or the states of Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont, New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania, of a material obtained following the conditioning of a redeemable container.
