Earth Day 2026: 6 Practical Sustainability Tips for the Workplace
Earth Day 2026 highlights how everyday workplace choices, from better waste segregation to smarter recycling, can reduce waste and support a circular economy.
We collect traditionally hard-to-recycle stationery from your workplace via the Recorra Circular Box, providing a complete stationery recycling solution. These materials are given a new life through our trusted service partners or, if unsalvageable, are sent for energy recovery.
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Our stationery recycling stream is designed to capture those everyday office items that are often hard to recycle. While most stationery can go in the stream, some items should be kept out to ensure materials can be safely recycled or recovered.
The Recorra Circular Box was designed to capture hard-to-recycle items such as office stationery. Once collected, we send them for recycling.
We offer businesses a separate paper recycling service to help avoid waste contamination through our stationery recycling service, along with a dedicated cardboard recycling service for larger cardboard items.
We offer a separate recycling service for ink and toner cartridges.
No, erasers are typically made from synthetic rubber or plastic, which means they are unsuitable for recycling. It is best to use them up completely.
Yes, most stationery items, such as pens and rulers, can be recycled through our stationery recycling service. Paper-based items, however, should go in our dedicated paper recycling stream.
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