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Tasmac staff struggle with bottle buybackscheme despite returning to work

Salesmen say they are still grappling with technical glitches in POS machines and difficulties in handling the empty bottle return system

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Tasmac staff struggle with bottle buyback scheme despite returning to work

Salesmen say they are still grappling with technical glitches in POS machines and difficulties in handling the empty bottle return system

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Source: The Hindu. Published 3 Nov 2026, 06:22 pm.

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