Paper Recycling

Paper recycling for your business

 

We provide a national bulk recycling service for paper and all other types of paper waste. Our usual minimum collection quantity is approximately 4 tonnes depending on the area of the country. Collections can be made if the material is boxes, palletised or baled and loaded on to a curtain sider vehicle.

If your business does not already bale waste paper, one of our team would be happy to advise on the most cost effective baler for your requirements.

In summary, our service includes:

  • Regional collection service for smaller loads
  • Collection of palletised paper for recycling
  • Collection of mixed loads e.g. bales of paper, plastic and cardboard on one vehicle 
paper-recycling

Types of paper waste we recycle

By engaging with an expansive network of professional logistics providers, National Recycling is able to reduce the carbon footprint of your collections by connecting you to the closest collector. 

The types of paper we recycle includes:

  • Magazines
  • Leaflets & Brochures
  • Office Paper
  • Mixed Paper
  • Archiving boxes and confidential waste
  • Books and end of like reading materials

FAQ’s:

How much paper do I need to store before a collection?

This all depends on the size of the load and distance from the nearest depot. Generally speaking, collections of over 4 tonnes is required in order to receive a rebate.

Can we deliver paper using our own transport?

Yes this is possible. One of our account managers will provide a delivery ticket. It’s imperative that your driver presents a delivery ticket when tipping.

Can you collect paper which isn’t baled?

If the waste paper is correctly stacked on pallets and/or boxes then we can collect. We have options to collect using tail lifts or curtain siders

Depot Locations

Cardboard Bales for recycling
National Recycling provide our busy distribution company with a regular collection of waste paper. The service is hassle free, good value for money and meets our environmental requirements.
Warehouse Recycling
Andrew Bell
Facilities Manager