Don't Throw Away PET Bottles and Milk Bottles Yet! Bring Them Here to Get NT$50 Cash, Plus a 34% Discount – Full List of PX Mart and FamilyMart Locations

If your home is piling up bags of empty PET bottles and milk bottles, don't rush to throw them away as trash! PX Mart (全聯福利中心) continues to promote its "Smart Recycling Machines." Consumers can bring designated bottles and cans to the machines for recycling, accumulating reward points. These points can be exchanged for NT$50 shopping vouchers at PX Mart, and can also be used with additional payment to purchase recycled products. During the promotion period, you can even get cleaning supplies at approximately 34% of the market price, turning waste bottles into "discount coupons" for daily shopping.

PX Mart stated that as of the end of July 2026, 240 smart recycling machines have been installed in stores across Taiwan, with a cumulative total of over 33 million recyclable items collected, and estimated carbon reduction exceeding 2.05 million kg.

PET Bottles, Milk Bottles, and Aluminum Cans Can Be Exchanged for Points – 1,000 Points Directly Redeemable for NT$50 The rules for exchanging recycling for shopping vouchers are not complicated. Consumers can bring designated containers to the PX Mart ECOCO Smart Recycling Machine and accumulate reward points based on the material type.

PET bottles, HDPE milk bottles, and aluminum cans earn 2 points each; PP plastic cups earn 1 point each. Once you accumulate 1,000 points, you can redeem them for a NT$50 PX Mart shopping voucher, which can be directly deducted at checkout.

Calculated, if all items are 2-point recyclables, you need to deposit at least 500 items to accumulate 1,000 points. Although it requires daily accumulation, for households with a large number of bottles and cans or those with regular recycling habits, it provides a way to convert resource recycling into consumption rewards.

PX Mart noted that the actual redemption rate for these recycling points is 88.8%, indicating that many consumers do convert their accumulated recycling points into shopping vouchers.

The Smart Recycling Machine is not just a simple bottle collection bin; it combines weight detection and optical recognition mechanisms to help identify the recyclables deposited by consumers.

Among them, recycled HDPE milk bottles, after subsequent cleaning, blow molding, and other reprocessing, can be remanufactured into new product bottles and return to PX Mart shelves. In other words, the waste milk bottles in consumers' hands have the opportunity to become the packaging for the next product after recycling and reprocessing.

This time, PX Mart has further linked "recycling" with "product discounts," allowing consumers not only to deposit bottles into the recycling machine but also to see the practical application of recyclables transformed into products.

Recycled Milk Bottles Become Cleaning Mousse – 30 Reward Points Plus NT$580 for a Set Worth NT$1,740 In addition to the NT$50 shopping voucher, there is another recycling discount worth noting.

PX Mart uses bottle containers made from recycled milk bottles to hold "Bio Black Tea Extract Concentrated Cleaning Mousse," which is designed for washing dishes and fruits/vegetables.

The promotion runs from September 4 to October 29. Consumers can purchase a 3-pack set with a market value of NT$1,740 for just 30 reward points plus NT$580. This means the original NT$1,740 product is available for NT$580, approximately a 34% discount.

In other words, empty bottles and cans at home can not only accumulate points for shopping vouchers but can also be used in conjunction with the promotion to purchase recycled products at a discount. For consumers who already have recycling habits, conveniently bringing bottles and cans to the store may be more valuable than simply throwing them in the general trash.

PX Mart reminds consumers to bring eligible bottles and cans to the smart recycling machines during their daily shopping trips. By combining daily consumption with resource circulation, they can reduce waste while saving money on their next shopping trip.

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