Ministers plan to add deposits to juice and dairy containers to meet recycling targets. The government also wants to create far more collection points for empty packaging.
The Dutch cabinet wants to expand the national deposit system to include plastic juice and dairy bottles, meaning all plastic drink packaging would require a deposit.
Ministers also want consumers to be able to return empty bottles and cans at many more locations across the country.
The stricter rules are intended to push businesses to meet the legal target of collecting 90% of plastic bottles.
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