DIY expert Angie has revealed a simple hack she uses every time she comes across an empty wine bottle as she turns it into ...

You may want to hold on to those empty bottles: It won’t be long before California is paying 10 cents each for them, ... resulting in more efficient glass recycling, the Wine Institute says.

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A Covington company thinks your empty wine bottle can be used for the greater good ... Disaster preparedness was one motivator when the trio launched their 2020 glass recycling startup.

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Just polished off a nice Chardonnay? A glass of Pinot with dinner? A mango margarita even? You may want to hold on to those empty bottles: It won’t be long before California is paying 10 cents ...

Starting Jan. 1, 2024, shoppers will pay an extra 10 cents for a bottle of wine or hard liquor, and will get that money back if they turn the bottle in at a recycling center.