Commingled Paper definition
Commingled Paper means the process of mixing various categories of recyclable paper as specified by the Agency in the rules and regulations. See also “mixed paper”.
Commingled Paper means newspaper, corrugated cardboard, magazines, white and colored ledger (office paper), computer printout paper, telephone and paperback books, junk mail, kraft paper (brown grocery bags), and other paper so designated by Rockland Green.
Commingled Paper means newspapers and inserts, corrugated containers, magazines, white and colored ledger (office paper), computer, printout paper, chipboard/boxboard, telephone and paperback books, junk/bulk mail, kraft paper (brown grocery bags), and other paper as added or deleted pursuant to Rockland Green’s designation from time to time.
More Definitions of Commingled Paper
Commingled Paper means newspaper, corrugated containers, magazines, white and colored ledger (office paper), computer printout paper, telephone and paperback books, junk mail, kraft paper (brown grocery bags), and other paper so designated by Rockland Green with the agreement of the Recyclable Provider.