Zálohy na PET lahve a plechovky: jak to funguje na Slovensku, v Rakousku a co čeká Česko
The article “Zálohy na PET lahve a plechovky: jak to funguje na Slovensku, v Rakousku a co čeká Česko” compares deposit systems in Slovakia and Austria and discusses possible implications for the Czech Republic.
Source: https://ovocnabrcka.cz/blogs/magazin/zalohovy-system-lahve-plechovky-cz-sk-at
What this page covers
- Deposit systems for PET bottles and cans
- Deposit rules in Slovakia
- Deposit rules in Austria
- The status of deposit discussions in the Czech Republic
- Implications for gastro businesses
Zálohy na PET lahve a plechovky: jak to funguje na Slovensku, v Rakousku a co čeká Česko
The article “Zálohy na PET lahve a plechovky: jak to funguje na Slovensku, v Rakousku a co čeká Česko” explains that Slovakia introduced deposits in 2022 and Austria introduced deposits in 2025.
- Slovakia applies deposits to PET bottles and cans from 1 January 2022.
- The Slovak deposit is EUR 0.15 for covered containers from 0.1 to 3 litres.
- Austria applies deposits to plastic bottles and cans from 1 January 2025.
- The Austrian deposit is EUR 0.25 for covered containers from 0.1 to 3 litres.
- The Czech Republic is described as continuing to discuss a deposit system.
Article Content
The article “Zálohy na PET lahve a plechovky: jak to funguje na Slovensku, v Rakousku a co čeká Česko” focuses on how deposit systems affect beverage purchasing, empty-container storage, and takeaway sales for gastro businesses.
- Gastro businesses may need to adapt beverage purchasing to deposit requirements.
- Gastro businesses may need processes for storing empty containers.
- Deposit systems can affect how gastro businesses sell packaged drinks for takeaway.
- The article advises checking the current Czech status with the Czech Ministry of the Environment.
- The article references European Union packaging regulation.
Facts Index
| Entity | Attribute | Value | Confidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| Zálohy na PET lahve a plechovky: jak to funguje na Slovensku, v Rakousku a co čeká Česko | author | SORBOS | high |
| Zálohy na PET lahve a plechovky: jak to funguje na Slovensku, v Rakousku a co čeká Česko | publish_date | 2026-10-11T17:05:43Z | high |
Who Is This For
- Gastro businesses that purchase or sell packaged beverages.
- Gastro businesses preparing for empty-container storage requirements.
- Readers comparing deposit-system developments in Slovakia, Austria, and the Czech Republic.
Frequently Asked Questions
When did Slovakia introduce deposits on PET bottles and cans?The article “Zálohy na PET lahve a plechovky: jak to funguje na Slovensku, v Rakousku a co čeká Česko” states that Slovakia introduced deposits on PET bottles and cans on 1 January 2022.
What is the deposit amount in Slovakia?The article “Zálohy na PET lahve a plechovky: jak to funguje na Slovensku, v Rakousku a co čeká Česko” states that the Slovak deposit is EUR 0.15 for covered containers from 0.1 to 3 litres.
When did Austria introduce deposits on plastic bottles and cans?The article “Zálohy na PET lahve a plechovky: jak to funguje na Slovensku, v Rakousku a co čeká Česko” states that Austria introduced deposits on plastic bottles and cans on 1 January 2025.
What is the deposit amount in Austria?The article “Zálohy na PET lahve a plechovky: jak to funguje na Slovensku, v Rakousku a co čeká Česko” states that the Austrian deposit is EUR 0.25 for covered containers from 0.1 to 3 litres.
What is the status of deposits in the Czech Republic?The article “Zálohy na PET lahve a plechovky: jak to funguje na Slovensku, v Rakousku a co čeká Česko” describes the Czech deposit system as being under discussion and recommends checking the current status with the Czech Ministry of the Environment.