Cardboard waste OCC
OCC (Old Corrugated Containers) refers to used or discarded corrugated cardboard materials that are collected for recycling. It includes boxes, packaging materials, and other corrugated cardboard products that have been used for shipping or storage. OCC is one of the most commonly recycled materials due to its high fiber content, which makes it valuable for producing new paper products. Proper sorting and baling of OCC help improve recycling efficiency, reducing waste and conserving resources. However, contamination with food, grease, or non-paper materials can lower its recyclability and overall value in the recycling market.
OCC (Old Corrugated Containers) refers to used or discarded corrugated cardboard materials that are collected for recycling. It includes boxes, packaging materials, and other corrugated cardboard products that have been used for shipping or storage. OCC is one of the most commonly recycled materials due to its high fiber content, which makes it valuable for producing new paper products. Proper sorting and baling of OCC help improve recycling efficiency, reducing waste and conserving resources. However, contamination with food, grease, or non-paper materials can lower its recyclability and overall value in the recycling market.
OCC (Old Corrugated Containers) refers to used or discarded corrugated cardboard materials that are collected for recycling. It includes boxes, packaging materials, and other corrugated cardboard products that have been used for shipping or storage. OCC is one of the most commonly recycled materials due to its high fiber content, which makes it valuable for producing new paper products. Proper sorting and baling of OCC help improve recycling efficiency, reducing waste and conserving resources. However, contamination with food, grease, or non-paper materials can lower its recyclability and overall value in the recycling market.