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Title: Incorporated in 1981 as The Great Bay Paper Company, a small waste paper brokerage operation


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  • Incorporated in 1981 as The Great Bay Paper
    Company, a small waste paper brokerage operation
  • Currently operates or holds investments in the
    recyclable commodity, containerboard and arts
    crafts paper markets
  • Headquartered in Baltimore, MD

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  • Formed in 2002 by a merger of Canusa
    Corporations secondary fiber division and
    Hershman Recycling, Inc.
  • Sells approximately 60,000 tons per month of
    fiber, plastics and metals
  • Owns and operates plants in Baltimore, MD
    Rochester, NY and St. Albans, VT - processing
    approximately 7,000 tons per month

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  • Newport CH is a direct export shipper of
    wastepaper and scrap steel for the recycling
    industry
  • Supplies numerous mills in China, as well as
    other Asian countries
  • Brokers approximately 35,000 tons per month
  • Headquartered in Brea, CA with an office in
    Shanghai

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  • Full service MRF located in Springfield, VA
  • Owned by Canusa Corporation and The Washington
    Post
  • Collects and processes approximately 8,000 tons
    per month of secondary fiber and commingled
    containers

5
  • Full service MRF headquartered in Philadelphia,
    PA
  • Maintains three operating centers in the
    Philadelphia area
  • Processes approximately 10,000 tons per month of
    recyclable commodities
  • Recyclebank Currently piloting an incentive
    based recycling program in Philadelphia

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k r a f t g r o u p
  • Trades approximately 10,000 tons per month of
    Kraft Linerboard, Corrugating Medium and
    Lightweight Kraft papers
  • Sells to the North American box business in the
    United States, Canada and Mexico
  • Exports mostly to the Latin American and
    Philippine fruit packing industry
  • Second or third largest supplier to Colombia
    where the company ships approximately 40,000 tons
    per year

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  • Began in the early 1900s as The Japan Paper
    Company
  • Markets under brand names such as The Paper
    Company and Paper Adventures
  • Employs over 100 people in Lincoln Park, NJ
    operation
  • Manufactures and distributes a variety of arts
    and craft papers to retailers such as Michaels
    and Jo-Anns
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