Paper Round: Paper and Cardboard

Paper and Cardboard

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Paper Round: Office Recycling

Paper Round: Paper and CardboardHow to Recycle Paper

Paper Round recycles all types of paper.

From our members we collect white and mixed paper separately. White paper is higher quality and the benefits of recycling it are reduced if it's mixed with lower quality paper.

Pay as you Go clients do not need to separate their paper; we’ll collect it all in one mixed paper sack.

Use our specially designed cardboard bins (made from 75% recycled cardboard), Slim Jim bins or large wheeled bins to help keep your recycling tidy and encourage your staff to recycle.

What We Do

Paper Round can collect your paper weekly, fortnightly or On Demand.

Where does your paper go?

White paper’s excellent quality means that it is in high demand on the Continent, and most of it is sold to Germany or Holland. White paper has the highest environmental value because it can be used by mills as a virgin pulp substitute, reducing demand for trees throughout the world.

Mixed paper is taken to M-Real’s site in Kent. Their state-of-the-art recycling technology enables the paper to be recycled back into high-grade copier paper, which Paper Round sells back to its customers under the Evolve brand.

 
Recycling Bins for Paper
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Our colourful Big Bin advertises your recycling scheme to your staff and visitors. Sturdy 75% recycled cardboard bin is specially sized to be lined with our recycling sacks. Available for both Mixed paper and White paper.

Visit the Paper Round Online Shop to see all of our bins and view specifications and prices.

Do's and Dont's

Do remember that the white sacks are free for members and are for white paper only.

Do put all envelopes, even white ones, into your mixed paper recycling.

Don't put copier paper ream wrappers in the recycling bins - throw them away.

Don't worry about removing staples and paper clips - they're not a problem.

"You save a tree every time you recycle three sacks of white paper"

Start Recycling Today!