Cardboard
Flat-out useful
Cardboard, on its own line.
Dedicated handling for high-volume sites — cages, bins or bale-ready. Separated from general waste and reported on its own line, so it shows up clearly in your monthly report.
A few habits keep the stream clean.
For many retail, hospitality and warehouse sites, separating clean cardboard is the simplest way to cut general-waste volume.
Matched to your volume.
What goes in — and what stays out.
Clean and dry is what keeps a bale saleable — and the stream on its own report line.
Cardboard questions, answered.
Do boxes need to be flattened?
Yes — flattening lets each cage or bin hold much more, which keeps collection frequency and cost down.
Can paper go in the same container?
Yes — clean paper and cardboard share the stream and are reported together on one line.
Do you supply cages?
Yes — we provide the cage, bin or bale-ready setup that suits your site.
Can you collect baled cardboard?
Yes — if you bale on site, we collect baled cardboard.
What happens to wet cardboard?
Keep it out — moisture contaminates the bale and can downgrade the load.
Is plastic wrap accepted?
No — remove shrink and pallet wrap; it isn't part of the cardboard stream.
Separate cardboard from general waste.
Tell us about your site and your current collections. We'll come back with a recommendation and a quote, usually within one business day.