Bottle Redemption & Recycling Centers in Enfield, Connecticut

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Bottle Redemption & Can Recycling in Enfield, Connecticut

Bottle Redemption Centers

Connecticut has a bottle deposit law requiring a 5¢ deposit on most beverage containers. Find bottle redemption centers in Enfield that accept plastic bottles, aluminum cans, and glass bottles with CT deposit logos.

• Plastic bottles with CT deposit logo
• Aluminum cans with CT deposit logo
• Glass bottles with CT deposit logo
• Containers under 2.5 liters (84 oz)

Can Recycling Near You

Looking for can recycling centers near Enfield? Our directory includes facilities that accept aluminum cans, steel cans, and other metal containers for recycling.

• Aluminum beverage cans
• Steel food cans
• Metal containers
• Scrap metal recycling

Connecticut Bottle Deposit Program

What is CTRV?

CTRV stands for "Connecticut Redemption Value" - the 5¢ deposit you pay on eligible beverage containers.

Eligible Containers

Most beer, soda, water, and other beverage containers under 2.5 liters with the CT deposit logo.

Where to Return

Return to any redemption center, grocery store, or retailer that sells beverages in Connecticut.

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AAA BOTTLE REDEMPTION DEPOT

4 Niblick Rd Enfield CT 06082 USA

AAA Bottle Redemption Depot is a state-certified redemption center at 4 Niblick Road, Unit B, in Enfield, with a second location in Newington. Staff count the empties by hand, so there is no crushing and no feeding containers into machines one by one. The depot takes any quantity of containers under 2.5 liters with a Connecticut deposit logo, from every brand including store brands such as Stop and Shop, Costco, ShopRite, and Big Y. Local microbrewery beers are refused. Plastic bottles and aluminum cans arrive in separate bags. Glass beer bottles go in beer boxes, original boxes, or banana boxes, standing upright for fast counts. Clear pre-count bags give regulars a no-wait return of plastic and aluminum. Scout troops, churches, schools, and sports teams run bottle drives here, with large returns scheduled ahead and help unloading bags.

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Cans for Kids Redemption

113 Raffia Road

A charitable bottle redemption center that supports children's programs. Proceeds from bottle and can returns benefit the Children's Hospital and other children's causes. Accepts all Connecticut deposit containers including plastic bottles, aluminum cans, and glass bottles with CT deposit logos.

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USA Waste & Recycling - Enfield

555 Taylor Rd Enfield CT 06082 USA

USA Waste & Recycling is a full-service waste and recycling provider operating since 1974, serving Connecticut, Western Massachusetts, Westchester County New York, Southern Vermont, and Southern New Hampshire. Services include residential curbside trash and single-stream recycling, food waste recycling, dumpster rentals, and commercial offerings such as construction and demolition handling and confidential material destruction. Recyclables are processed through their regional materials recovery facility, and the company also offers recycled landscaping products and LEED construction waste management documentation for contractors.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does CTRV mean on bottles?

CTRV stands for "Connecticut Redemption Value" and indicates that the container is eligible for the 5¢ deposit return program in Connecticut.

What is a redemption center?

A redemption center is a facility that accepts empty beverage containers and returns the deposit money to customers. In Connecticut, these centers are state-certified and provide convenient bottle and can return services.

Does Stop and Shop have bottle return?

Yes, most Stop and Shop locations in Connecticut accept bottle and can returns as part of the state's redemption program. Check with your local store for specific hours and policies.

Where can I return cans and bottles in Enfield?

You can return eligible containers at the recycling centers listed above, including AAA Bottle Redemption Depot at 4 Niblick Rd, or at most grocery stores and retailers that sell beverages in Connecticut.