1. Benefits of Recycling Paper to Paper Manufacturing Companies
Forests are among the most treasures resources but
unfortunately, they are disappearing gradually due to
paper and pulp production. Around have of all the
trees in some parts of the country are being turned
into some sort of paper product. The production of
paper, pulp and the publishing sector in the world is
expected to increase more than 70 percent therefore
each and everyone should act to preserve the forests.
By using post consumer recycling paper products, the
need to log forests will be greatly reduced. In addition,
the paper industry is consuming much more than the
forests. Manufacturing paper from virgin fiber can be
both water and energy intensive and can release
huge amounts of greenhouse gases and other
harmful emissions in the atmosphere. The benefits
of recycling paper are more than just protecting the
environment.
Using recycled papers can significantly reduce the environmental impacts of waste. Each tone
of fiber recycled which displaces a ton of virgin fiber will result in the reductions in usage of
wood, waste water, total energy consumption, solid waste and air particulate emissions. Using
recycled paper is perhaps the most important step to take in order to reduce massive paper
wastes produced on a daily basis. Paper accounts for about 40 percent of solid waste clogging
up in landfills and while recycle Redlands has increased greatly in the recent years, recovered
writing and printing paper graded remained to be extremely low.
Publishers are given the opportunity to create the market for a rapidly increasing rate of
recycled office papers. Better paper is gaining tremendous popularity and they are preferred in
some schools and offices around the world. This basically refers to a greener, cleaner and more
efficient process of producing paper at every stage which includes paper making, pulping,
printing, distribution and finally recycling. They are also better than other types of paper
because they have better ingredients. They are lighter in weight, free of chlorine, little to no
carob energy sources and have recycled content. But most magazine grade paper contains
brand risk ingredients instead of the better ingredients.