Good morning, I bought honey from a beekeeper in town and noticed that the jar of honey was labeled "deposit jar." Does the beekeeper charge a deposit fee included in the price, and do I get my money back if I return the jars? I haven't read anything about a deposit fee.
Can or should I return contaminated deposit jars normally? Of course, I'll have washed out what I can, but there will certainly still be residues. Possible residues of lead, antimony, barium and sulfur are possible. Do they detect the contamination in the system before something is refilled or is this why these recalls occur where…
Am I alone in this, or does anyone else continue to use yogurt jars for storage instead of returning them for the deposit?
You can still get good honey in most supermarkets. It's comparatively more expensive, but, in my opinion, of better quality. It's usually sold in a standard glass jar with a plastic lid. I recently noticed that it's a deposit jar. But the supermarket doesn't take the jars back. They say they have nothing to do…
Here, you can only return them at Edeka, and there you'll stand in line for 10 minutes before the machine malfunctions or doesn't recognize the glass beer bottles you bought there. So I only buy six-packs and throw the empty glass bottles straight into the trash, while I take all PET bottles (including those bought…