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Regulation of Depository-Refund System for Beverage Containers
 Kubíčková, Karolína ; Sobotka, Michal (advisor) ; Fabšíková, Tereza (referee)
Regulation of Depository-Refund System for Beverage Containers Abstract This thesis focuses on depository-refund systems for beverage containers as an instrument to improve sorting of the plastic waste. In broader perspective, the plastic waste is nowadays a serious issue, not only in the Czech Republic, but also globally. Depository-refund system is an effective economic tool for environmental protection and its implementation for plastic bottles can help to tackle the increasing amount of the plastic waste. It is analyzed whether the depository-refund system for one-way beverage containers complies with principles of the circular economy and the principles of the environmental protection. The thesis describes the current status of the legislation in the Czech Republic which concerns the depository-refund system of reusable glass beverage containers. Most importantly, the thesis proposes to implement a similar regulation for one-way beverage containers (plastic and metal) in order to protect the environment from the plastic waste and to comply with goals for waste sorting set out by the European Union. The sources of inspiration for the new legislation are some member states of the European Union - Slovakia, Germany, Sweden and Croatia. In all of these states, the depository-refund system for one-way...
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Possible applications of green logistics principles in a chosen logistic chain
 JÁNA, Adolf
The aim of this thesis was to propose a system in which green logistics principles would be applied within supply chain for containers which are used for ambulant sale of drinks with the aim of decreasing the impact of logistics processes on the environment. Systems of disposable cups, beer mugs and washable cups were compared. From the long term point of view system of washable cups is the cheapest and creates the least volume of trash.
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