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I assume the price is calculated to be roughly on parity with the production costs of bottles. For cans which are clearly cheaper to produce maybe faking the lo
by singularity2001 3y ago
I assume the price is calculated to be roughly on parity with the production costs of bottles. For cans which are clearly cheaper to produce maybe faking the logo and qr code isn't worth it if you can only dump a few dozen per shop and risk being detected. Good question though, needs external research.
additionally small damages caused by fraud may be far outweighed by the benefits. The question would be what ultimately pay for the fraud, the shop or some other entity.
- singularity2001 3y agoGPTs take: Barcode scanning: When consumers return bottles to a collection point, the barcode on the bottle is scanned to ensure that it matches the barcodes registered in the system. If a bottle is not registered, it will not be accepted for the deposit refund. Random checks: To prevent fraud and ensure compliance with the system, random checks are carried out at collection points to verify that the bottles being returned are genuine and have been purchased within Germany.