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Paper & Cardboard

On average, 32% of the contents of an average businesses waste container will be made up of Paper & Cardboard waste.
 

Paper and Cardboard Waste Icon - newspapers and magazines, stationery and envelopes, cardboard, telephone directories, coloured paper, computer printouts (not confidential)

This is likely to include a broad range of paper and card related waste, such as junk mail, envelopes, shredded paper, printing paper, photocopier paper, cardboard (both corrugated and non-corrugated), card notebooks, document wallets, till receipts, telephone directories, newspapers, magazines. Our advice is, if it's made out of paper or cardboard then we can recycle it.

Paper and cardboard is considered to be a bulky waste stream which means your waste container fills up quickly and will need emptying more often, which of course, means extra cost to you. The average cost of a dedicated paper and cardboard 1100 ltr waste container in the UK is £7.00 per collection - however, the good news is that paper and cardboard waste is an highly recylable waste stream, so by not putting it into your expensive waste container you can save your money by taking it to your local TRC.

Top Tips for Recycling your Paper & Cardboard - Avoid using expensive waste containers, flat pack cardboard, bag all paper waste then, take it to your local TRC and save paying landfill tax.

Take your paper and cardboard waste to your local TRC - you will have unlimited access, unlimited volume and it is open 362 days a year - all for just £7.95 per week.  Join TRC now.

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