Scrap metal recycling has become an increasingly popular practice among homeowners who are trying to reduce their overall impact on the planet. However, when you take into account the amount of metal waste that companies produce when compared to households, you will realise that you need to incorporate scrap metal recycling to your business practices. Companies with brick and mortar offices are bound to generate a substantial degree of metal waste ranging from soda cans to obsolete equipment such as fax machines and the like. [Read More]

Many Australian businesses deal with highly sensitive material concerning millions of people's financial, medical or legal status. Almost every white-collar industry has some sort of dealing with sensitive information, and many of these companies' core business models revolve around the careful use of this information. Due to this, many industries are regulated as to what and how they can use personal information and, perhaps most importantly, how they deal with the documents containing this information after it has served its purpose. [Read More]

If you run a manufacturing firm how do you deal with the scrap materials that are left over from your manufacturing processes? Almost every process is going to generate some level of waste whether that is leftover paper, plastic or metal. There is always something left at the end, and you need to dispose of that waste responsibly. It is often the scrap metal in particular which creates the greatest problem for manufacturers. [Read More]

There are several pallet materials used, and plastic comes along as one of the most beneficial to the users.  Pallets are mostly used for shipping goods, supporting the goods as they are being transported from one location to another. There are several reasons why you should make plastic pallets your number one choice for transporting merchandise. Exemptions Plastic pallets, by virtue of being plastic, are exempted from ISPM 15. ISPM 15 is an international standard that requires wood material thicker than 6mm to be treated before being used for shipment of goods between countries. [Read More]