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Singapore's polluter-pays scheme faces further delay amid concern over industry stalling tactics | News | Eco-Business | Asia Pacific

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News Waste Management Singapore’s polluter-pays scheme faces further delay amid concern over industry stalling tactics The city-state’s drinks container return scheme has been pushed back – the latest in a series of delays. Industry sources point to Coca-Cola being instrumental in stalling an Extender Producer Responsibility scheme that aims to improve Singapore’s poor plastics recycling rate. Singapore's Extended Producer Responsibility scheme will require all importers and manufacturers of beverage containers in Singapore to collect 60 per cent the products they sell to con

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