Paper and cardboard recycling
It handles all grades of paper, film and rigid plastics for recycling.
Source: LinkedIn company description · Retrieved October 13, 2026
Pulp Friction Ltd collects, treats and recycles waste for large and small organisations in London and the Home Counties.
Its recycling expertise centres on paper and cardboard and also covers all grades of paper, film and rigid plastics. The company provides an integrated approach to waste management.
Based on the company’s public LinkedIn information, supplied through RevenueBase.
Its typical customers include printers, print finishers, packaging manufacturers, government departments, charities, universities, manufacturing and engineering businesses, large retailers, distribution centres and garden centres.
It handles all grades of paper, film and rigid plastics for recycling.
Source: LinkedIn company description · Retrieved October 13, 2026
The company collects, sorts, treats and recycles dry waste, minimising or eliminating the amount sent to landfill.
Source: LinkedIn company description · Retrieved October 13, 2026
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