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Quatim — Waste Today, Tissue Tomorrow

START WITH THE RIGHT MATERIAL

Paper with
more to give.

We welcome enquiries about recovered paper from offices, businesses, institutions and communities. Tell us the material type, condition, approximate quantity and location before arranging a handover.

Keep paper dry and separate from food waste, plastics and other rubbish. Confirm suitability with our team, particularly for coated, laminated, heavily soiled or mixed materials.

Discuss your paper ↗
Illustrative bundles of recovered paper ready for sorting
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FROM RECOVERED PAPER TO EVERYDAY USE

A material journey.
A useful new life.

A simple guide to how recovered paper can become tissue paper. Processing depends on the material and intended product.

01

Sort & prepare

Suitable recovered paper is separated from unsuitable materials. Keeping paper clean and dry helps preserve its recycling potential.

02

Recover the fibres

Paper is broken down with water into pulp. Cleaning and screening help separate unwanted materials from the useful fibres.

03

Form & dry

The prepared pulp is formed into thin sheets. Water is removed and the paper is dried to create tissue material.

04

Finish for use

Tissue material is converted into usable formats. Contact Quatim for current product specifications and availability.

03 / THE PAPER JOURNEY

A second life
starts with you.

Recycling begins with a little care. Here’s how to get the conversation moving.

01

Separate your paper

Keep paper apart from food, liquids and general rubbish. Clean, dry material is a better starting point.

02

Tell us what you have

Share the type of paper, an estimated quantity and your location. A photo can help us understand your enquiry.

03

Agree on the next step

We’ll discuss suitable materials, arrangements and any applicable terms with you before you commit.

Not sure where to begin? Send us a message. We’ll help you work out what information to share.

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LET’S GIVE PAPER ANOTHER CHAPTER

Waste today.
Tissue tomorrow.

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