reverse vending machineの例文

• Most reverse vending machines in Norway are manufactured by Tomra Systems ASA.
• He was thus a pioneer in the production of reverse vending machines.
• Reverse vending machines like Envirobank in key areas look to be part of this scheme.
• A smaller company, Tomra Systems of Norway, specializes in so-called reverse vending machines.
• As of 2000, Tomra had about 75 % of the world market of reverse vending machines.
• The company produced reverse vending machines based on his inventions using electronics and optics for recognizing the bottles.
• Reverse Vending Machine ( RVM's ) at various places to recycle and collect post-consumer PET bottles.
• Some Tesco stores have reverse vending machines which pay 絧 per aluminium can ( equivalent value in Tesco Clubcard Points ).
• In Michigan, a similar survey indicated between 7 and 30 percent of containers redeemed at reverse vending machines were being redeemed fraudulently.
• All of the deposits are ?0.10 per bottle / can and most of return is done using reverse vending machines.
• Many supermarkets encourage customers to use their reverse vending machines to deposit used purchased containers and receive a refund from the recycling fees.
• A "'reverse vending machine "'is a device that accepts used ( empty ) beverage containers and returns money to the user.
• Some large Michigan retailers like Meijer have reverse vending machines that read the bar code on a container and pay money for the can with a Michigan code.
• The name was changed in Wincor Nixdorf GmbH . Since 2004 the company is going public at the Frankfurter B鰎se as Wincor Nixdorf AG . It produces cash points, cash registers and reverse vending machines.
• Additionally, at the same Conference Liberal Youth Scotland moved a motion in support of the introduction of Container Deposit Legislation through'Reverse Vending Machines', a return and deposit system to rapidly increase recycling.
• The DSM report suggested the best way to combat this fraud would be to require beverage distributors to alter their bar codes in bottle-deposit states so reverse vending machines could detect bottles and cans from out of state.
• Collectors can take the recyclables to a redemption center or reverse vending machine and make either 100 % profit or they can make a 60 % profit by giving 40 % to the person from whom they collected the recyclables.
• Today drink containers can be returned and deposits retrieved at over 9, 000 establishments in Norway, and there are almost 3, 000 reverse vending machines where drink containers can be exchanged for receipts that can be cashed in at the counter.
• According to the DSM report, surveys by two major soda distributors in New York found that between 25 and 40 percent of soda containers and as many as 70 to 75 percent of beer containers accepted by reverse vending machines did not carry the New York deposit stamp.
• Most supermarkets in Germany have a reverse vending machine designed to be used by customers which scans " Pfand " returns and prints a receipt to the total value of the items given which can in turn be exchanged for cash or used against the value of ones next purchases.