CDS Vic provides a 10 cent refund for every eligible drink container returned. Each bottle, can and carton that you return helps to divert valuable containers from landfill.
There are hundreds of refund points across Victoria, so look out for your local. The network has more than 600 refund points.
CDS Vic is proud to partner with Australian Open (AO) 2025 to make recycling a smash hit on and off the court.
CDS Vic is proud to announce its groundbreaking partnership with Tennis Victoria. This exciting initiative aims to reduce waste, promote recycling, and support grassroots tennis communities across the state to raise funds.
AFL Victoria and CDS Vic have teamed up to support local football clubs across the state in raising funds and promoting sustainability. Through this exciting partnership, CDS Vic is now the Official Recycling Partner of AFL Victoria until 2027.
To celebrate the upcoming first anniversary of the scheme's launch, CDS Vic will launch an interactive installation at Scienceworks to educate young Victorians about recycling.
We’re excited to announce a partnership between Scouts Victoria and CDS Vic, designed to reward Scouts and Scout Groups for their commitment to container recycling.
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In 2024, AO’s recycling hubs and dedicated Trash Talkers collected over 886,192 drink containers. Through CDS Vic, each container contributed a 10 cent refund to create a cleaner environment while showing how small actions can make a big difference. This year, we aim to build on that success, with even more opportunities for fans, players, and staff to get involved.
Refunds from containers collected during AO 2025 will directly support the Australian Tennis Foundation (ATF). These funds will enable:
During the Australian Open 2025, look for Recycling Hubs with dedicated bins:
Scan the QR code on the bins to learn more about CDS Vic, find your nearest refund point, or discover how to get involved in the scheme at home.
Victorians can start making a difference today by: