You can get your beverage container recycling refunds on a per-container basis instead of by weight. If you would like to report a recycling center closure orįile a formal complaint regarding a certified recycling center, or call 1-800-RECYCLE. Your local recycling center to find out their days and hours of operation. Than 5:00 p.m., opening on the weekend, or combining these). (examples of this are opening earlier than 9:00 a.m., closing later Most recycling centers are required to be open a minimum of 30 hours per week, and at least five of those hours must be other than Monday-Friday between 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. All recycling center days and hours of operation are determined and overseen by the individual recycling center operator and must be posted at theĬenter. Of California? No, recycling centers are not owned or operated by the State of California. Just enter your ZIP code to find the one nearest you.Īre recycling centers owned or operated by the State Located near the places you live and work. There are approximately 2,000 recycling centers all over the state, many conveniently Where do I go? In most cases you don't have to go far out of your way to recycle. The CRV from containers placed in curbside or public recyclingīins is claimed by the entity that collects them.

You get it back when you bring containers to a recycling center. Where does this money come from? Actually, it’s added to the price of the beverage when you buy it. Most beverages other than milk, wine, and distilled spirits are subject to California Refund Value (CRV)

5¢ for most glass bottles, plastic bottles, and aluminum cans less than 24 ounces.

That symbol means the container is eligible If you see a symbol that says CA CASH REFUND or CA CRV,* you’ll get more out of that bottle or can than a little refreshment. The next time you enjoy a frosty beverage, take a closer look at the label.

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