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Recycling high grade paper waste

Mailman · 2004-04-24 11:51:06

Any idea where/how this could be done cheaply. Print Shop needs to get rid of off-cuts. Paper is very high quality. Producing large quantities of paper. At present bringing it to recycling section of Local Authority dump nearby in the Midlands but they are charging him quite a lot to take the paper. Print shop produces…

24-04-2004 12:51pm

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Mailman

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Any idea where/how this could be done cheaply.

Print Shop needs to get rid of off-cuts.
Paper is very high quality.
Producing large quantities of paper.
At present bringing it to recycling section of Local Authority dump nearby in the Midlands but they are charging him quite a lot to take the paper.
Print shop produces very little waste other than paper.

As the waste he is presenting for recycling is "High Grade" and easily recoverable I think it is wrong that he should be asked to pay so much for recycling.

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#2 25-04-2004 8:20pm

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Contact smurfit recycling. I dont where they have plants in the midlands, but they take if off you in Dublin for nothing. If you have sufficient quantities they will pay you.

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