Q3 - 2018Measured in raw volume of containers, the third

quarter of 2018 was by far the busiest three months in

the history of Oregon’s bottle return system. This was

the first summer season with both the increased

deposit value and the expanded class of containers. As

a result, OBRC collected 45% more containers in Q3

2018 than in Q3 of 2017. During this period, OBRC

collected over 500 million containers by picking up

from, on average, 308 locations per day with a 99% on

schedule pickup rate.

During our busy summer, we also attracted national

acclaim for the launch of the BottleDrop Refill program,

opened the 24th BottleDrop redemption center, added

over 40,000 new BottleDrop account holders, and

helped Oregon nonprofits raise over $400,000 in

revenue through BottleDrop Give.

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~$34M

Processing Plants

Portland, Eugene, Hermiston,Medford, Redmond

Members & Participants

Annual Operating Budget

5

150

Employees in Oregon 479

OBRC is a not-for profit that does not receive funding from the State of Oregon and uses ZERO ($0) Oregon taxpayer dollars.

OBRC Facts

Containers Processed ~1.35B (2017)

Redeemables: Aluminum, Glass, Plastic

2263

Reverse Vending Machines

BottleDrop Express Sites

Express Sites In Development

Redemption Centers

16

5

Retail Drop Sites Served

Reverse Vending Machines 445

267

24

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60%Redemption

Centers

40%RetailStores

60%Redemption

Centers

40%RetailStores

111.2M \ 37%Plastic Bottles

37.2M \ 12%Glass Bottles

151.0M \ 51%Aluminum Cans

Containers Redeemed Q3

Redeemed per Hour Open

299.5M

Redeemed per Day 3.3M

Redeemed per Resident Q3

Total Redemption Rate 2017 82%

BottleDrop Center Returns

302,478

Containers Redeemed 2017 1.35B

70

In Q3 2018, 70 containers werereturned per Oregon resident.

Return Volume byContainer Type (Q3) + Return Location (2017)

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Return Volume byRedemption Center + Material

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Albany

Beaverton

Bend

Delta Park

Eugene

Forest Grove

Glisan 122nd

Grants Pass

Gresham

Hermiston

Klamath Falls

Lancaster

Medford

Milwaukie

North East Salem

Ontario

Oregon City

Redmond

Roseburg

South Salem

Springfield

Tigard

Wood Village

Corvallis

0 3,000,000 6,000,000 9,000,000 12,000,000 15,000,000 18,000,000 21,000,000

38.1% 10.5%

35.4% 14.4%

25.2% 15.6%

29.8% 15.0%

36.5% 12.9%

30.0% 15.0%

35.4% 12.5%

39.9% 12.7%

36.0% 10.9%

37.7% 12.6%

39.3% 10.6%

35.4% 11.6%

48.2% 11.1%

35.6% 13.6%

34.2% 14.1%

45.5% 9.8%

37.4% 8.4%

35.2% 11.0%

30.8% 13.4%

37.2% 10.6%

47.2% 10.9%

32.9% 12.3%

37.4% 13.5%

50.2%

59.2%

55.1%

50.6%

55.1%

52.1%

47.4%

53.1%

49.7%

50.1%

53.0%

40.7%

50.8%

51.7%

44.7%

54.1%

53.7%

55.8%

52.2%

41.9%

54.9%

49.0%

51.5%

48.2% 39.3% 12.5%

Aluminum GlassPlastic

Highest % of Material Returned

3M 6M 9M 12M 15M 18M 21M 0Million

Redemption by Volume - Heat Map

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Container Return VolumeYear-Over-Year

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

1.0Billion

1.05B

1.1B

1.15B

1.20B

1.25B

1.3B

1.35B

2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

Total Containers Redeemed % Returns Through BottleDrop Based on OLCC Data

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We processed ~14,000 green bags daily

Total BottleDrop Accounts 288,756

Q3 New Accounts

Bend

42,542

2,397

Eugene 7,766

Hermiston 2,102

Medford 3,710

Portland 26,319

BottleDrop Accounts

Total BottleDrop Give Accounts

Q3 New Give Accounts

1057

1168

Total Raised in Q3 $403,280

BottleDrop Give

Fundraisers Registered

FEATURED FUNDRAISER: Agape House - Hermiston, ORThe Agape House has been serving Hermiston for 33-years by proving food and clothing, and they serve

over 4,000 people each month. Together, in July, we raised $2,600 to help further the great work they are

doing for kids, families, and the community.

203

Ref illable Bottles. Reborn.With Ref ill fully underway, Q3 was electric. July saw the

first 12oz bottles filled, and both 12oz and 500ml ref illable

bottles reached beer aisles across Oregon in August, which

got press from local, national, and international outlets.

Participating Breweries

Ref ill Bottles Returned

8

Statewide Ref ill Programs in US 1

BottleDrop Ref ill

Ref illable Bottles. Reborn.

7102

BottleDrop Plastics

ORPET Facility - St. Helen, OR

School Buses Equiv. in Cubic Ft. 103

Lbs. of PET Flake Processed

School Buses Equiv. in lbs.

8.0M

Cubic Ft. of PET Flake

267

330,657

Plastic Bottles Returned 111.2M

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