A few words and benefits
For paper to be recycled, it is pulped using a combination of new wood pulp and waste paper. During the process, the fibers of the materials break down, and as a result, at the end of production, new products are created.
Recycling at the early stages of waste paper collection and management is defined as the main activity for supplying this material as raw input for paper mills, and it contributes significantly to reducing the need for new pulp derived from wood.
What We Recycle
Almost all paper and cardboard waste is suitable for recycling. A small percentage that cannot be used as raw material for the production of new end products is directed to energy recovery, serving as an alternative fuel for energy generation.
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Paper/cardboard packaging (OCC)
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Mixed paper (MIXED PAPER)
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White printed and unprinted paper (SWL)
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Books and printed colored paper (SOP)
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Tissue and kitchen paper (TISSUE PAPER)
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Paper cups and poly cups (POLY CUPS)
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Book trimmings and page cuttings (BOOK TRIMMINGS)
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Newspapers and magazines (N&P)
GS Recycling: A Leading Force in Recycling
GS Recycling implements a holistic approach to recycling, which includes:
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Innovation: Investing in research and development, adopting new technologies to ensure the optimal management of recyclable materials.
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Partnerships: Collaborating with organizations, institutions, and businesses to promote the circular economy.
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Efficient Collection: Offering clients a system of collection, transport, and management with an emphasis on simplicity and efficiency.
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Ongoing Promotion: Actively participating in programs and initiatives aimed at raising public awareness of recycling and encouraging its adoption as an everyday habit.
Start Recycling Today
Recycling is a responsibility we all share. Through collective effort, we can ensure a healthier environment and a sustainable future for the generations to come.