Donald Murray Paper collects waste from golf tournament

27 August 2009

Environment

Donald Murray Paper has arranged for all the unsold programmes from the recent Barclay's Scottish Open golf tournament to be collected by parent PaperCo's waste management specialists.

The waste product, which was made from paper supplied by Donald Murray Paper, has been collected as part of PaperCo's Born Again closed-loop waste recycling scheme, which is run throughout the company's operating divisions.

PaperCo's 9lives 55 recycled coated paper has been used for the programmes during the past three Scottish Open tournaments.

Born Again offers customers individually tailored recycled paper sourcing and waste recovery solutions that help optimise the return of unwanted paper to the fibre pool.

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