Used paper can be recycled into raw materials, allowing for the circulation and effective utilization of limited resources!
"Closed recycling" refers to the process where producers manufacture products that consumers use, and after collection and resource recovery, the producers use the materials again as raw materials for the same products. It is called "closed recycling" because the flow of products—production, use, disposal, collection, and reuse—circulates and is completed within the producer's own company. Our company is working on creating closed recycling systems in various fields, including paper and plastics, in addition to cardboard. [Features] ■ Effective use of resources ■ Visualization of recycling ■ Responsibility for environmental compliance ■ Can generally be started without additional equipment installation *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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Our company engages in the buying and selling, as well as import and export, of paper, board, paper products, pulp, waste paper, chemical products, paper-related machinery, packaging materials, and other related products. With an overwhelming volume of handling as a trading company that thoroughly understands materials, we continue to respond to various customer demands, ranging from printing information media to living industry materials and functional materials. Based on the know-how we have cultivated since our establishment, we are a group that provides proposals leading to solutions for the problems faced by our customers. That is International Paper & Pulp Trading Company.
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