Paper Waste

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Paper makes a great contribution to reducing natural resource consumption and providing economic benefits through recycling.

What is Paper Waste?

Paper Packaging
Notebooks
Napkin
Correspondence Papers
Newspapers
Cardboard Box
Paper Bags
Note Papers
Books

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Types of Waste

The Story of Paper Waste

Natural Resources

The main source of paper production is forests.

Raw Material

The main raw material of paper is wood obtained from trees.

Industrial Process

The paper and paper products industry includes a wide range of processes from the production of wood pulp and cellulose to the recycling of used paper. In this industry, different types of trees, jute, hemp and reed are generally used. Papers that have reached the end of their useful life are turned into paper and cardboard again through mechanical and chemical processes.

Product Variety

Paper and cardboard are used in many areas of daily life. Many products such as notebooks, books, cardboard boxes, toilet paper and paper towels are produced from these materials.

Paper Waste

Paper products that have reached the end of their useful life are classified as paper waste. For example, correspondence papers, notebooks, cardboard boxes and paper towels fall into this category.

Environmental and Health Risks

Disposing of paper waste randomly into nature creates environmental pollution and causes depletion of natural resources.

Correct Collection Methods

Paper waste should be collected separately from other waste in a dry and compressed manner.

Delivery Points

Paper waste should be delivered to facilities with a recycling license and evaluated.

Recycling Process

Paper waste is processed in recycling facilities and recycled. In this way, new materials that can be reused in paper and cardboard production are obtained.