shredded-paper

  As much as our team here at Shredded-Paper.co.uk loves our   quality shredded paper   and will always shout about it, we should probably level with you on a few things.  You might have read elsewhere that shredded paper isn’t quite the best form of paper from a recycling point of view, due to the practice of cutting paper fibres into short lengths making it trickier to turn shredded paper into good-quality paper pulp for recycling. Some local councils, you may have heard, don’t even collect shredded paper for recycling.  Separating the facts from the myths about shredded paper  These are issues that we are very aware of, which is why – in the conception and production of our own quality shredded paper – we took care to ensure we offered reusable, recyclable and biodegradable options.  We even hold Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification (PEFC) and Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certifications, which should tell you something about our...

  It seems that we’re entering what could be termed the “squeaky bum” stage of the coronavirus pandemic, when there is genuine hope of the crisis coming to some kind of end – but also much lingering uncertainty.  What do we mean by that? Well, we’ve been fortunate enough to enjoy what has generally been much better news about the pandemic in recent months – although given the reports of climbing infection rates once again, we also know that it’s not “all over” yet.  A greater emphasis on online retail is seemingly here to stay  For businesses, the summer so far has been a source of much-needed respite, as many of them have been able to reopen brick-and-mortar venues again. And if you’re reading this, there’s a fair chance that as a business owner, you will have greatly heightened your emphasis on online sales since the beginning of the coronavirus outbreak.  The statistics, after all, tell their own story: while the UK’s Internet sales as a percentage of...