Donate your containers to a local charity, school or community group to help them fundraise. To find your nearest return point, go to the Return and Earn website, enter your suburb details or postcode and follow the interactive map for directions. Take your empty containers to a return point. By participating you can also help protect the environment and support your community. There are many ways to participate in Return and Earn. the scheme payments and contribution methodology applied to beverage suppliers. Visit Exchange for Change website for further information on The network operator, TOMRA Cleanaway is contracted to set up and runs a state-wide network of return points and manages the logistics and sale of commodities to ensure all collected containers are recycled. A key role is to manage beverage suppliers and ensure supplier funds are paid into the scheme. 
The scheme coordinator, Exchange for Change, is contracted to provide financial management, scheme auditing, fraud identification, verification, community education and marketing. The scheme operations are delivered through fee-for-service contracts: Any businesses selling beverages in containers or giving them away as part of a promotion, whether manufacturers, distributors, wholesalers or retailers must enter a supply agreement with the scheme coordinator and register any eligible containers. NSW beverage suppliers fund the Return and Earn scheme.
Recycle bottles and cans registration#
We manage the registration of all eligible beverage containers and the obligations and performance of contracts with the scheme coordinator and network operator. The EPA is responsible for the design and development of the scheme.
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