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Closure of controversial Delta Park BottleDrop begs question: Where will canners go next?
Closure of controversial Delta Park BottleDrop begs question: Where will canners go next?
Closure of controversial Delta Park BottleDrop begs question: Where will canners go next?

Published on: 07/31/2026

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A canner dropped off cans at the Delta Park BottleDrop in May 2025 using a green bag, which requires an account. He says he gets about $8 per bag. “It buys a whole lot of sandwiches,” he said.

The BottleDrop redemption center at Portland’s Delta Park in North Portland is set to close Friday, leaving a very large gap in the city’s bottle and can redemption infrastructure.

News Source : https://www.oregonlive.com/politics/2026/07/closure-of-controversial-delta-park-bottledrop-begs-question-where-will-canners-go-next.html

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