This means that new trees are continually being harvested to support our paper consumption needs. The higher price of recycled paper has historically prevented most buyers from using it. The RPPC was created to close this price gap. It uses the collective purchasing volume of its members to negotiate reduced national pricing. Any business or public entity within the continental U.S. can have access to the RPPC's discounted pricing schedule.
Membership is free.
Affiliate non-profit organizations are parterning with the RPPC to promote the RPPC in their region. WasteCap of Massachusetts is the first affiliate group to join the team and is promoting the Co-op in the New England region. The RPPC is a program of Solana Recyclers, a non-profit organization.