redemption center

American  

noun

1. a commercial establishment at which trading stamps of a specific brand may be exchanged for merchandise.

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Example Sentences

Now, around 11 p.m., they were waiting for a truck from a Staten Island redemption center to pick up their collection.

From Slate

It regularly takes lawmakers on tours of the redemption center.

From Slate

When someone returns the empty can or bottle, the place they return it to—whether a retailer or a standalone redemption center like Sure We Can—has to sort the container based on what company originally distributed it.

From Slate

In 2021, 800 canners visited the redemption center; two years later, the number was 1,200.

From Slate

Consumers can redeem the deposit only by bringing cans and bottles to a redemption center or automatic sorting machine.

From Washington Times