The firm which was due to manage Scotland's controversial deposit return scheme (DRS) appears to be on the brink of collapse
after the UK government ruled it could only go ahead without glass bottles included.
Announcing the delay at Holyrood last week, Lorna Slater, the minister for green skills, circular economy and biodiversity, said the Scottish government had been left with"no other option".It said:"The board of Circularity Scotland have been working to manage the impact of the Scottish government's announcement and find a way for the business to continue to operate.
"The board recognises that this is an extremely difficult time for our people and is working tirelessly to find a solution. "We have remained in communication with our staff throughout and will provide updates to them at the earliest possible time."
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Circularity Scotland: Bottle return scheme firm 'on brink of collapse'Circularity Scotland has sent staff home and said they may not be paid this month.
Read more »
Recycling firm behind Scottish deposit return scheme faces administrationEXCLUSIVE: A leaked email from Circularity Scotland suggests it could collapse after the deposit return scheme was canned.
Read more »
I swapped my bottle of shampoo for a eco-friendly 'shampoo sheet'The REHAB product is described as a 'global first' and I was amazed
Read more »
Brooklyn Beckham mocked for cooking video after using whole bottle of $25 oilBrooklyn Beckham has come under fire from fans after sharing a cooking video in partnership with Chosen Foods avocado oil when he used a full bottle for two breasts of chicken
Read more »
Discover the new summer menu at The Bottle & Glass in Harby🍽️ Last chance to win a treat dinner for four at The Bottle & Glass in Harby! Don't miss out. — Closing date: Midnight, Friday, June 16 Read more and join MyLocal with a free account to enter the competition
Read more »