Family Owned Since 1950
A long-standing, hands-on approach to customer relationships.
About Royal Paper Stock
A family-owned recycling company built for long-term partnerships.
Since 1950, Royal Paper Stock has helped businesses build practical recycling programs around their materials, facilities, and operational needs.
Full-Service Recycling
Paper, plastic, metal, equipment, transportation, and processing capabilities.
Long-Term Relationships
Customized programs designed around each customer’s operation.
Our story
Since 1950, we’ve been finding better ways to recycle.
What began as a waste-paper business has grown into a broader recycling operation designed around customers’ evolving needs. Royal now supports paper, post-industrial plastic, qualifying metal, equipment, transportation, processing, and related recycling services through a connected group of operations.
Complete solutions
One partner for more of your recycling operation.
Paper
Bulk, high-grade, and specialty commercial paper streams.
Learn morePlastic
Post-industrial plastic scrap, including common and engineered resin grades.
Learn moreMetal
Qualifying scrap metal that can complement an existing Royal recycling program.
Learn moreEquipment
Recycling equipment with flexible rental, lease, purchase, and financing options.
Learn moreDocument Destruction
Professional onsite and offsite document destruction through Royal Document Destruction.
Learn moreHow Royal supports the work
Moving, preparing, and marketing recyclable material.
Transportation
Royal uses its own fleet and national carrier relationships to collect recyclable material from customer locations across the United States.
Two Processing Facilities
Royal operates two scrap processing facilities where material can be prepared to meet downstream recycling requirements.
75+ Industry Relationships
Royal works with more than 75 paper mills and plastic reprocessors throughout North America.
The Royal Way
Experience that matters when markets change.
Recycling markets fluctuate. Royal combines transportation, processing capacity, storage, and long-standing mill relationships to help keep material moving through changing market conditions. Programs are designed around practical handling, efficient collection, and viable recycling markets.
