Tomra machine, while ALU cans are collected by the Hungarian ALU-press machine. Its advantage is that it accepts flattened or pressed cans as well, and it crushes them with a pressing machine, thus improving the storage capacity of the machine. The containers' prices - 2 forints/ALU can and 1 forint/PET bottle - do not widely motivate people to revend these containers. Iceland Iceland has had a deposit system on a national scale for a wide range of containers (plastic, aluminum, and glass) since 1989. All ready-to-drink beverages, wine, and liquor are included in the program. Milk, milk products, and juice extracts are excluded. The deposit is the same for all bottles and cans, ISK 18. The recycling rate per product is approximately 90% aluminum, 87% PET. Glass is not recycled. Ireland Ireland is introducing a Deposit Return Scheme for plastic bottles and aluminium cans on 1 February 2024. The scheme will apply to plastic bottles and alumininum and steel cans between 150mL and 3L. Glass containers and dairy products are excluded. A deposit of €0.15 will apply to containers from 150mL to 500mL inclusive and a deposit of €0.25 for containers over 500mL to 3L inclusive. All retailers that sell "in scope" beverages will be required to be part of the scheme. Lithuania Lithuania implemented container deposit legislation for single-use cans and bottles in February 2016. Lithuania's program is comprehensive and charges a deposit on nearly all types of beverage containers, including those made of plastic, metal, and glass 0.1 l to 3 l. The deposit is applicable to beer and beer cocktails; cider and other fermented beverages; mixed alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages; all types of water; juice and nectars (sold in glass, plastic, and metal packaging); and fruit wines and wine-product cocktails sold in plastic and metal packaging. Milk, wine, and spirits are exempt. The deposit is the same for all containers and is €0.10 per bottle/can, and most collection is done using reverse vending machines. Lithuania's deposit return system is operated by Užstato Sistemos Administratorius (USAD). Container return rates for plastic bottles were 34% before the deposit scheme, 74.3% at end of 2016, 91.9% at end of 2017, and 93% in 2018. Netherlands Under the current deposit-return scheme, large polyethylene terephthalate (PET) bottles greater than 1 L are subject to a €0.25 deposit, but only those for soft drinks and water. All other beverage types, such as medical