Mid America Paper Recycling By The Numbers
Formed in 1926, Mid America Paper Recycling in Chicago was originally named Advance Waste Co. and is today, one of the country’s largest privately held recycling companies. This infographic illustrates a few facts about us you may not be aware of, one of which is that we recycle more than 50 different grades and counting. To learn more, visit our main website page and especially check out the details about our free Waste Audit (https://midamericapaper.com/waste-audit/). Proud to offer this service, the waste audit is a proven process, based on continuous improvement methods, that creates a solid foundation for a strategic business partnership with you. There aren’t many free services in business that can help you increase your revenue. This quick and easy audit is just such a service.
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