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30x 375ml Pepsi Varieties are all now $13.13.
30 x 375ml Soft Drink Cans: Pepsi Max, Pepsi, Sunkist, Solo, Schweppes $13.13ea + Delivery ($0 w/ Prime/ $39 Spend) @ Amazon AU
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Thanks OP managed to purchase
Bargain when you take off the $3.00 Container Deposit Refund (where applicable)
Is this state specific?
Yes. Victoria doesn't participate.
…yet
@Slippery Fish: The majority of Australia (QLD, NT, SA, NSW) participates in the CDS so the price would already be increased. WA starts in June this year, Tasmania in 2022 and Victoria 2023
Bloody stupid scheme is being introduced in WA soon.
We've already got free kerbside collection of recyclables - a truck turns up at your house every week and takes them away for free (well, for a charge included in your rates).
And now they want hundreds of thousands of people to drive to collection points - how much extra pollution is that going to cause? Not to mention wasted time and effort.
It was sold to NSW as a way to reduce littering. Can't claim I can notice much difference.
Rural NSW here. Yes, the side of the highways are looking a fair bit better either through less littering or more people/community groups keen on picking up some extra coinage.
Nothing/no one is stopping you from continuing to just put them in your recycling bin… The scheme in SA has been running for 30 years or more and is fantastic. I keep all my old cans and bottles in the garage, do a run to the depot every couple of months and I get a free carton of beer with the money. It is also great for local clubs and fundraising. Donate all your used bottles/cans to your local sports club and they get the money. Win win.
The above is true. But the point is here in NSW at least, is that you pay for a yellow top recycling bin via your rates which worked perfectly fine for decades. Now you pay 15c extra per container, and if you put them in your yellow top recycling bin, the council pockets the deposit. Thats if the bin scabs don't get to them first.
@Rod71: You’re wrong, it does not matter if you put the cans in yellow bin or not; council could not pocket the deposit as everything including paper, plastic containers, cans, etc all go to the same place and are processed as one. Not to mention the amount of households that mix garbage, food, grass, etc in yellow bin as well you would be surprised at the number of them. So the short answer is no, the deposit money is belong to you or the scabs, not council.
@Rod71: We don't pay any more for beer in SA than you do in NSW. I just checked 4 common beers on dan murphys, same price in SA for all but one of them, except for Coopers which is cheaper in SA. Understandable given it is made here.
We don't pay any more for beer in SA than you do in NSW
That was their point, because it’s already set in the price for both states.
Now compare the prices to WA, you’ll find the vast majority of (for example) 6 packs of beer are $1 more expensive in SA than they are in WA due to the container deposit scheme.
So you’re paying $1 extra to get 60c back. You’ve also then got to store them, then load up your car and take them to be deposited. So let’s say that’s another 5c each with all that time and effort. So now you’re getting back $0.55 per $1 for it.
Instead of just putting them all into your recycling bin which you’ve (also) already paid for with council rates, and they come to your house and collect it every couple of weeks. All you need to do is wheel the bin down the driveway and wheel it back after it’s empty. Simple.
Which is more likely to make the average person actually recycle? If someone isn’t already recycling now, the many times more effort for the container deposit scheme isn’t going to make them start. All this does is basically penalise the people who already recycle properly by making it more difficult than it already is.
Now, if council were to lower my rates by a similar amount, then I’d probably make the effort. I’m pretty much 99.999% sure that won’t be happening at all though.
The problem is you don't get a 'free carton of beer', you have already paid for that carton of beer and more (through the 'admin fee') every time you buy a drink. I'm now worse off even though i was recycling 100% of my cans both before and after the scheme, only now it's 10x more effort.
@Autonomic: How can it possibly be better for the environment!
The council truck is going around the neighbourhood collecting recyclables anyway.
Compare that to thousands and thousands of car trips to collection points - all pumping carbon monoxide and other crap into the environment.
@AdrianW: Plus the extra trucks running around collecting the cans and bottles from the deposit machines.
I get a free carton of beer with the money.
No, you're buying beer with your money that was refunded to you (and that should never of been taken from you in the first place).
@PainToad: I don't pay any more for beer or drinks in my state than anyone does in a non deposit scheme state though.
I don't pay any more for beer or drinks in my state than anyone does in a non deposit scheme state though.
You do though.
WA Pepsi from Woolworths - $10.50
SA Pepsi from Woolworths - $14.40WA Asahi Beer from DM's - $44.90
SA Asahi Beer from DM's - $47.90There may be exceptions, but overall you do pay more than a state without the deposit scheme.
got 3, ty op :)
I don't understand how they can sell and ship at this price unless Amazon really tighten the screw on the courier companies. Surely shipping this weight alone would cost more than this.
Initially, it's more about training consumers than making a profit. Once that's done they can kill the competition and profit.
Thanks OP, got some.
All gone now
Pepsi Max back in stock.
Damn … wanted the Pepsi Max. Went to sleep early & missed this deal.
:-(
Pepsi can be backordered but is OOS
Shake it up and spray your bum. No need to toilet paper.
Yeah same missed out :/
Managed to get 2 x 30 Pepsi Max before it went OOS!
It says $14.40 at the link.
If someone is logged into the Woolworths site then it may show the price for their specific area. Still showing $10.50 here in all browsers.
My specific area is Metro Melbourne.
Pepsi OOS now too.
Pepsi (possibly other Schweppes drinks) is also $1.17 a litre frequently at Coles/Woolies either 24 or 30 pack.
it's back with "In stock on March 19, 2020."
Which product?
it's OOS again …too late
Pepsi Max Raspberry & Vanilla maybe discontinued. Woolworths have dropped the Raspberry flavour, as well as Caltex. This came from an Asahi (Schweppes/Pepsi) employee.
Probably because they are crap. Bring back Pepsi Max with Lime!
This!!
I really liked the Pepsi Max Raspberry, I have a few left and will savour them.
For anyone who missed out these are $16 at Coles, regular price.
Finally able to catch this deal before OOS