We fulfill this mandate with the self-funded PaperSave Program. The program is simple.
Employees separate wastepaper and cardboard from all other material directly at their workstations.
Therefore, not capturing these fibers within the PaperSave program determines that the Crown is paying the average prices detailed in figure 1.0 to prematurely send recyclable fibers to landfill sites. Every federal client must follow stringent security parameters when disposing of sensitive wastepaper. A Certificate of Secure Destruction is issued to clients participating in the National Archives' social program and the only cost to you is the safe transportation of your sensitive wastepaper to the National Archives' site. Cascades sorts and bales material according to fibre and then sells it to its North American mills. At Cascades' mills, paper fibres are de-inked if necessary, contaminants such as paper clips, staples and elastics are removed by centrifugal force and electromagnets during the pulping process, and the recycled pulp is turned into new paper products.