The owner of a Laois garden centre also counts litter dumped near his business.
A Laois garden centre owner says a higher financial incentive like a levy should be in place for the re-turn scheme.
David Maher of SOLAS Eco Garden Centre is also a member of Portarlington Tidy Towns and carries out monthly litter counts near his business on rural roads.
His last count found there was still a significant amount of items under the scheme being illegally dumped-namely disposable coffee cups.
Co-owner David Maher says the current deposits are leading to mixed results:
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