Status of deposit and return systems in European Countries
Note: Average non-DRS collection rates: 62% aluminium, 52% PET, 71% glass. Source: RELOOP Target 90 report (2022)
Note: Average non-DRS collection rates: 62% aluminium, 52% PET, 71% glass. Source: RELOOP Target 90 report (2022)
Source: RELOOP Global Deposit Book 2022 - An Overview of Deposit
Return Systems for Single-Use Beverage Containers
Source: RELOOP Global Deposit Book 2022 - An Overview of Deposit
Return Systems for Single-Use Beverage Containers
| Details | Nestlé Waters Switzerland launched the ECO-Broye programme around the sources of Henniez in 2009, working closely with local partners such as farmers, foresters, businesses and authorities in order to preserve the natural quality of the groundwater. In a region with intensive farming, sustainable agriculture using zero pesticides and chemical fertilisers has been implemented on 120 hectares in the immediate catchment area. Over a 2,400 hectares in the wider surroundings, Nestlé Waters promotes biodiversity with ecological networks and fauna corridors. In 2016, a biogas plant (run by a partner company) was installed that converts 30,000 tonnes of manure from 25 surrounding farms, together with coffee grounds collected from Nespresso capsule recycling, into renewable energy. This supplies 1,500 households with electricity, and part of the generated heat is used by the adjacent Henniez bottling plant. In return, the farmers receive a highly efficient fertilizer and over 3,000 tonnes of CO2 eq. are avoided. In 2021, the AgrEauConseil programme was launched, to work with local farmers to reduce their use of pesticides, providing advice and support around methods of regenerative agriculture (cover crops, no ploughing, mechanical vs. chemical treatment, etc.). |
| Brand | Henniez |
| Company | Nestlé Waters |
| Area covered (km2) | 25.2 |
| Date initiated | 2009 |
| Date of completion | Ongoing |
| Web link | ‚Henniez |