Wood Recycling in NJ, NY, PA, MD & DE

Recylcing Services

Greenway Products & Services offers existing and potential customers in NJ, NY, PA, MD & DE the opportunity to recycle cardboard, plastic, shrink wrap, paper, metal, and wood. Depending on volumes, Greenway will supply a baler if the volumes of dry recyclables are sufficient. Rebates will be paid according to market value and depending on weight and volume. The recycled cardboard, plastic, paper and metal (and any other recyclables) can be placed on the same trailer as wood and plastic pallets to allow us to be your “one stop shop”. And we’re here to serve you around the clock, 24/7/365. Our trucks are always on the road, dropping & picking up trailers throughout the night.  All of our trailers leave our 10 acre facility with a load of outbound pallets.  When our drivers get to their destination, they drop off the trailer of pallets and take away the trailer loaded with your recyclables.  That inbound trailer comes right back to our facility where your recyclables will be processed. And when you get to work at your facility in the morning, your pallets are waiting for you so you can do what you do best.

Cardboard and Paper

Greenway Products & Services is committed to reducing landfill waste. Recycling one ton of cardboard can save about 9 cubic yards of space in a landfill and about 46 gallons of oil. Considering the average American uses approximately 650 pounds of paper and cardboard every year, that really adds up quickly.  When we recycle we lessen the demand for new cardboard so we can conserve trees and limit the air pollution that accompanies pulp processing.

Corrugated cardboard is very popular and used to make boxes for shipping. It is comprised of corrugated fiber paper, sandwiched by sturdy sheets of cardboard. Once this cardboard has been deposited into the trash or recycling bin, it is referred to in the industry as old corrugated cardboard, or OCC.

Paperboard (also called boxboard or chipboard) is flat, stiff and often coated to give a glossy appearance. It is used for items such as cereal boxes, beverage cartons, shoeboxes and tissue boxes. Paperboard is not cardboard, but people often confuse the two.