Paper Recycling
Designed to be simple and profitable, from start to finish
We collect, process and pay for your scrap. Then transport to paper mills, creating end solutions for the papers next life. It’s a cycle that is better for you, the paper and the environment.
What we accept
While many recycling companies accept only bulk-grade papers such as corrugated and newspaper, Royal Paper Stock also handles higher-grade papers. Below are the types of paper we regularly accept from our customers.
- Office papers such as computer paper, envelopes, carbonless forms, junk mail, pamphlets, brochures, etc.
- Hard and soft white paper
- Manifold white ledger
- Coated sulfite (print mix)
- Cardboard (OCC)
- Folding Cartons
- Hardback Books
- Office Paper
- Mixed Paper
- News Blank
- Sorted office paper
- Envelope trim
- Kraft paper
- Groundwood / newspaper
- Corrugated paper
- Cores
- Softback Books
- Sorted Office Waste
- Kraft Rolls
- Paper Cores
- Magazines
Do you have something that does not appear in this list? Please call 614-851-4714.
Unique Solutions
Helping clients save thousands
By changing to two separate compactors, one for trash and one for corrugated, Royal was able to save one client over $100,000 per year!
Unique Solutions
Breaking Barriers to Recycling
This customer has been told they couldn’t recycle their paper product because of its chemical barriers. We found a way.
In-Facility Collection Materials
After determining the most efficient approach to processing your paper waste, we recommend the collection materials you need to prepare your scrap for pickup, and provide you the opportunity to own or lease necessary equipment, including the following, but not limited to:
- Balers
- Gaylords
- Compactors
- Carts
- Tippers
- Other materials necessary to efficiently process and collect the materials
Paper Recycling Facts
Printing papers doesn’t kill trees.
- In fact, printing papers helps save trees because we are able to re-use the fibers to create items that do not need virgin pulp such as recycled tissue and toweling, napkins, boxes and folding cartons.
- More than 56 percent of the paper consumed in the U.S. during 2007 was recovered for recycling an all-time high. This impressive figure equals nearly 360 pounds of paper for each man, woman, and child in America.
- Paper mill tree farms are developed for environmental sustainability creating the best outcomes for our environment. If we do not maintain a proper harvest and rotation of older trees and planting new trees, it could create longterm environmental damage, as young trees produce more oxygen for our environment.
- More than 400 paper mills in the United States use at least some recovered materials in their manufacturing processes, and more than 200 of those mills use recovered fiber exclusively.