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Bottle Michigan's bounty, lawmaker urges

Michigan Public | By Stateside Staff
Published March 17, 2014 at 3:29 PM EDT
The unredeemed deposits from bottles and cans go into a state fund to clean-up the environment
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New bill encourages bringing Michigan products from the farm into your glass.

Get those fruits and grains straight out of the Michigan farm field, and right into a bottle of Michigan beer, wine, mead or cider. 

That's the idea behind a bill introduced in Michigan's House by state Rep. Doug Geiss, D-Taylor. He joined us today.

Listen to the full interview above.
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