This is more reflected to Melbourne people as I am doing some research to find out which businesses that are interdependently owned who would dispose of large amounts of cardboard & paper anywhere from 150kg or more a week?
If you work for a company or business which disposes that much cardboard, how do you dispose of it just as regular garbage or do you recycle it?
Am interested to see feedback on this![]()
Check out the "big" builders builders, I can image most would get rid of a lot of paper every week; I know we do (in qld), and when I was working in Melbourne it was much the same.
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I work for an ADE (Australian Disability Enterprise) and one of the businesess we run (I actually run it) is a paper and cardboard recycling business. We collect paper from businesses, at a cost to them and are then paid when we dispose of it at the nearby paper mill. We also allow free dumping at our depot both in our shed and in a large cage type box at the front of the shed, 24/7 access, this is often abused with lots of rubbish(plastic,polystyrene etc) being dumped with the paper. It was also burnt out on boxing day.
I'm sure there would be a recycler somewhere close to you who will take it. We have many local businesses who bring trailer/ute loads to us every day, week etc.
maccas. lol, everything comes in boxes we fill like a huge skip every week![]()
Down here we have a document distruction place that also recycles cardboard. Other than that the local transfer station allows you to dump your cardboard for free.