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Bring empty milk pouches and water bottles and get discount on fuel

By DairyNews7x7•Published on August 08, 2022

Nearly 700 milk pouches have been collected this month.

Get a discount of Re 1 on a litre of petrol and 50 paise off on a litre of diesel. In return, dispose empty milk pouches and plastic water bottles at a petrol pump in Rajasthan’s Bhilwara.

This is how Ashok Kumar Mundra, owner of Chhaganlal Bagtawarmal petrol pump located on Chittor Road, is encouraging people to shun single use plastics (SUPs).

“I am giving a rebate of Re 1 per litre on petrol and 50 paise per litre on diesel if someone brings a milk pouch of one litre or two pouches of half a litre or a one litre water bottle. These pouches are collected at the petrol pump and will be given to Saras Dairy for disposal,” Mundra told PTI.

“I initiated this campaign to create awareness against the use of plastics and polythene. I wish to see Bhilwara as a polythene- and plastic-free city because it not only harms the environment but also poses a threat to stray animals, particularly cows,” he said. Saras Dairy, a dairy brand in Rajasthan has committed to disposing of the empty pouches collected at the petrol pump.

Mundra said nearly 700 milk pouches have been collected.

“The number is quite low. Because of the monsoon season, the number of customers at the petrol pump is low. I am now planning to extend the campaign to six months,” he said.

At present, the pouches and bottles are being collected at Mundra’s petrol pump and dumped at a nearby place owned by him. These are later handed over to the dairy.

Mundra said he will ask Saras Dairy to start collecting empty pouches at its booths across the city and, in lieu of that, people will be given coupons which could be redeemed at the fuel pump within six months. “This will be more useful for people,” he said.

Vipin Sharma, MD of Bhilwara Dairy, a unit of Saras Dairy, said the scope of the campaign could be extended if Mundra proposes.

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