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Keep in mind that the color of the papers you use as well as the quantity of dark ink on the paper will impact the shade of the paper you create. If you do not want crude paper, then you can use other forms of paper, like old computer paper, newspaper, or advertisements that you obtained in the mail. Kids will certainly have lots of fun with this paper recycling task and children will certainly beg to do this reusing paper job over as well as over again. [Extracted from the article]

Information about the roundtable discussion at the Paper Recycling Conference & Trade Show that deals with the issue in paper recycling industry is presented. The event tackles the global tension between the paper and paperboard mills and the suppliers of recovered papers. It features several executives including Pat DeRueda of WM Recycle America LLC, Vic Rice of CellMark Recycling, and Al Metauro of Cascades Recovery Inc.

An interview with Pat DeRueda, president of WM Recycle America (WMRA) in the U.S., is presented. When asked about the company's commitment to paper recycling despite paper price decline in 2008, DeRueda stresses the need for the company's assets to support the demands and desires of their internal customer base. He also emphasizes the need to consider hedging in the risk management portfolio. He further examines the impact of the market decline on the company during the fourth quarter of 2008.

The article focuses on the discussion given by Jim Porter, president and chief operating officer (COO) of Solvay Paperboard on the impact of consolidation in the containerboard industry on recovered fiber markets during "Recycling Today's" Paper Recycling Conference & Trade Show in Chicago, Illinois. Porter said that market players will be fewer and recovered fiber demand will expand. The predictions of Porter for the future of the industry are mentioned.

An interview with Steve Ragiel, a paper recycling industry veteran and chief executive officer (CEO) of Greenstar North America, is presented. He explains how he got involved with Green Star and the reasons he joined the organization. He then reveals the business culture of Green Star and his perspectives on single stream recycling. He also stresses that Green Star plans to continue to partner with entrepreneurial, well-managed regional businesses.

Information on several topics discussed at the 2011 Paper Recycling Conference and Trade Show held in October in Chicago, Illinois are presented. Topics include the factor trades and exporters should consider when exporting old corrugated cartons (OCC). The event featured several business experts including Vivian Ou, senior vice president of Ralison International Inc.

Information about the Paper Recycling Conference and Trade Show in Chicago, Illinois is presented. Mike Hagood, senior director for store innovations at Wal-Mart Stores Inc., discussed the state of fiber supply recovery. While Matthew Coz, vice president for growth, commodity sales & marketing for WM Recycle America, explained the company's zero waste initiatives and discussed a study about a commodity composition of WM Recycle America.

The article provides information on the Paper Recycling Conference and Trade Show's Pricing and Supply Development Workshop at the Conference at the Marriott Miracle Mile in downtown Chicago, Illinois.

Information about the 2009 European Paper Recycling Conference held at the Hotel Bloom in Brussels, Belgium from November 16-17 is presented. Topics include the global demand for recovered fiber that will make paper recyclers busy in Europe and the weak demand for old newspapers. The conference featured several notable people including Bill Moore, Henri Vermeulen and Stephen Armange.

The article reports on the launch of 2010 Recycling Awards program by the American Forest & Paper Association (AF&PA) in the U.S. AF&PA invites the community, business and school paper recycling programs of the nation to contend for national recognition. According to Donna Harman, AF&PA president and chief executive officer (CEO), the Awards help boost recycling by acknowledging programs throughout the country that are creating a difference through innovation.

The article offers information on the 48th annual fall conference of the Paper Stock Industries (PSI) to be held at the Barton Creek Resort Spa in Austin, Texas on November 10-13, 2009.

The article reports on the decline of recovered paper consumption in the first quarter of 2009 in the U.S. Jim Bowen, senior vice president of Sonoco Recycling, claims that paperboard production, linerboard and medium production and mill consumption have declined. He points out the factors that affect the domestic recovered paper market including less container availability, black liquor tax credits and municipal solid waste.

The article offers information on the Recycling Today's 2009 Paper Recycling Conference and Trade Show to be held in Hyatt Regency, Atlanta in June 2009.

The article presents findings on a study released by the Foil Stamping & Embossing Association (FSEA) concerning the recyclability and repulpability of foil-decorated paper and board in Topeka, Kansas. Pira International has been commissioned by FSEA to conduct the study and produce the results compiled in a 14-page report. The study found that neither hot nor cold foil-decorated products would give rise to problems found in other decorating processes for recycling.

The article reports on the plan of Smurfit-Stone, the world's largest recyclers to form strategic partnerships with external customers to increase the recovery of paper and other recyclables from the waste stream in the U.S. The company is investing in enhanced sort system technology. The recycling division of the company collected a record seven million tons of recyclables.

The article reports the change of the corporate name of the global recovered paper division of Sonoco Products Co. to Sonoco Recycling. The company's operations were repositioned to combine its long-established recycling capabilities with new market-driven, environmentally sustainable services such as waste management consulting. The company is committed in constantly developing new, cost-effective sustainable packaging solutions services.

Information about the topics discussed during the Paper Recycling Conference and Trade Show held in Orlando, Florida in June 2007 is presented. William Schlenger, president of Worldwide Fibers LLC, discussed important points that providers of packaging products should consider when delivering them to their buyers. Michael Belus of Harmon Associates LLC explained the advantages and disadvantages of shipping to China.

The article discusses the success of the tab paper recycling industry in the U.S. Maurice Colontonio, president of Tab Paper Recycling Inc., has stated that export marketing is one of the factors that enhanced such success. Meanwhile, in a recent article in the "Philadelphia Inquirer," Colontonio discussed how paper recyclers need to seek new customers in unusual places.

The article offers information on the Paper Recycling Conference and Trade Show to be held in Chicago, Illinois in June 25-27, 2006.

Highlights the topics discussed during the paper recycling conference and trade show held in Atlanta, Georgia. Challenges and goals facing the recent municipal recycling facilities (MRFs); Significance of learning and evaluating the process engineer of MRFs; Aid of proper technology application, effective equipment and proper system design to keep processing and labor costs low.

This article reports that Southern China has imported 4.38 million metric tons of paper and paperboard in 2004, down 4.7 percent year-on-year. Imports of paper pulp, used in paper production, rose 14.2 percent year-on-year to 1.03 million metric tons in 2004. China removed customs tariff on paper and pulp waste paper imports from 1999 to stimulate paper processing in the country and to attract imports of raw materials. Tariffs on imported paper products currently vary between 2 and 13.8 percent of the import value.

The article offers information on the presentation of Moore and Associates Inc. at the 2012 Chicago Paper Recycling Conference on October 14, 2012 at the Marriott Chicago Magnificent Mile in Illinois.

The article offers information about the New Jersey Paper Recycling Association's (NJPRA) meeting to be held in Carlstadt on September 24, 2012.

The article reports that The Newark Group (TNG) has represented the interests of recyclers and the Paper Recycling Coalition (PRC) to the U.S. House of Representatives Subcommittee on Environment and the Economy during a congressional hearing on June 27, 2012.

The article offers information on the 2012 Paper Recycling Conference & Trade Show to be held in Chicago, Illinois on October 14-16, 2012.

The article presents an interview with Roberto Villaquiran, president of FEFCO which is the European Federation of Corrugated Board Manufacturers. He talks about the lack of sufficient supply of recovered paper in Europe. According to him, strong demand for recovered paper in Asian countries is creating problems for European corrugated board manufacturers. He also dicusses the corrugated paper recycling and the use of recycled paper by FEFCO member companies.

The article offers information on the New Jersey Paper Recycling Association's (NJPRA) meeting to be held in Carlstadt, New Jersey on May 21, 2012.

The article reports on the export growth of recyclable paper from China in 2011 and notes that it has gained a 23 percent increase.

The article reports on the decline of recovered paper consumption in the U.S. in December 2011.

The article focuses on the report from "China Daily" which reveals that China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology has announced that by 2015 the country will raise its paper recycling rate 72.1 percent from 71.5 as its expands its paper and paperboard output.

The article reports that the American Forest & Paper Association (AF&PA) is calling for recycling awards entries from businesses, community or school.

The article reports on the data released by American Forest & Paper Association (AF&PA) related to recycling paper as part of the celebration of America Recycles Day which was held on November 15, 2011.

The article discusses the view of Tim Child, director of paper recycling company Maersk Line, regarding the challenges faced by carriers of recovered paper, at the Paper Recycling Conference & Trade Show held in Chicago, Illinois in October 2011.

The article offers information on the New Jersey Paper Recycling Association's (NJPRA) meeting to be held on November 14, 2011 in Carlstadt, New Jersey.

An obituary for packaging industry veteran Bob Kennedy is presented.

The article offers information on the Paper Recycling Conference & Trade Show's pricing workshop "The X Factors: Recovered Fiber Pricing Variables Explained" to be held at the Marriott Miracle Mile in Chicago, Illinos on October 23, 2011.

The article offers information on the Paper Recycling Conference & Trade Show produced by "Recycling Today" to be held at the Marriott Downtown Chicago Magnificent Mile in Chicago, Illinois on October 23-25, 2011.

The article reports on the 77 percent average recycled content of paper packaging produced by paper packaging mills for use in Canada.