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More than 2,000 applications made for BCRS grace period until Oct. 31 to clear unlabelled stock
Summary by The Singapore Editorial Desk · Byline on the source page: Rafael See Toh , as published by Mothership
· September 30, 2026
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More than 2,000 applications were submitted for a grace period for eligible smaller retailers and non-profit organisations to clear their stock of non-BCRS-labelled beverages until Oct. 31. The applications were mainly from smaller retailers such as provision shops, neighbourhood convenience stor...
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Key points The applications were mainly from smaller retailers such as provision shops, neighbourhood convenience stor... More than 2,000 applications were submitted for a grace period for eligible smaller retailers and non-profit organisations to clear their stock of non-BCRS-labelled beverages until Oct.
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