redemption center

noun

1. a commercial establishment at which trading stamps of a specific brand may be exchanged for merchandise.

Example Sentences

Consumers can redeem the deposit only by bringing cans and bottles to a redemption center or automatic sorting machine.

From Washington Times

The Empire State has not increased the handling fee it pays to redemption centers since bumping it from 2 to 35 cents a bottle in 2009, said Chris Lonneville, the founding director of the Warsaw Redemption Center in rural western New York.

From Washington Times

Another reason: California’s creaking recycling system can’t collect enough cans, one consequence of a program that has been crippled by redemption center closures and out-of-date policies that have made it harder for people to recycle effectively.

From Los Angeles Times

It is unfortunate that other bills still are alive: Legislation that would reduce unemployment benefits for people, many of them suffering from the pandemic’s fallout, remains viable; also, the bottle bill that would let retailers refuse redeeming containers if they are near a redemption center is still alive.

From Washington Times

For years, Dwight Frideres and his wife, Judy, helped collect the recyclables at the church so he could take truckloads about 10 minutes away to a redemption center in Woodward run largely by people with disabilities.

From Washington Times