404,412 Mini Booze Bottles Sold In Branford From Oct. 2025-March 31 Nets Town $20K
By Ellyn Santiago
Published on May 6, 2026.
The 'Nickel per Nip Environmental Fee' program, introduced in October 2021, has generated over $22M for local communities across Connecticut. The program allows for 5 cents per nip sold within the borders of each nip to be used for various environmental purposes, such as community clean-ups, street sweeper purchases, and food composting programs. The last period of the program ended March 31.
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404,412 Mini Booze Bottles Sold In Branford From Oct. 2025-March 31 Nets Town $20K
The Nickel per Nip program generated over $22m for Connecticut cities and towns in the past decade, with significant contributions from non-profit groups like D.