Eligible containers
6 Eligible containers
For the purposes of the definition of eligible container in section 3(1) of the Act, the following are prescribed not to be eligible containers—
a container designed to hold more than 3 litres of a beverage;
a container designed to hold less than 150 millilitres of a beverage;
Reg. 6(1)(c) amended by S.R. No. 107/2023 reg. 7(1)(a).
a glass bottle or glass container designed to hold only a spirituous liquor or wine;
a container designed to hold one litre or more of—
flavoured milk; or
a beverage comprising of at least 90 per cent pure fruit juice or pure vegetable juice (or a mixture of both);
an aseptic pack or a cask that is designed to hold one litre or more of water, wine or a wine-based beverage;
a sachet that is designed to hold 250 millilitres or more of wine;
Reg. 6(1)(g) substituted by S.R. No. 107/2023 reg. 7(1)(b).
an aluminium container designed with a detachable lid that has a ring-pull opening mechanism;
Reg. 6(1)(h) inserted by S.R. No. 107/2023 reg. 7(1)(b).
a refillable beverage container.
Reg. 6(2)(3) revoked by S.R. No. 107/2023 reg. 7(2).
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