QUALITY STANDARDS
SECOND TO NONE The relationships that General Mill Supply has built over the years with our clients provides us with solid and reliable sources for all types of paper and plastic recycling. In turn, customers get exactly what they need. We have a comprehensive method to evaluate your needs and target our services to where they are most effective. KNOW THE COMPANY YOU CAN COUNT ON
Established in 1917, General Mill Supply is a fourth generation family owned business. We are a waste management consultant, processor and reseller that services the industrial and commercial customers in addition to a variety of end users who utilize recyclable materials. Our company thrives on the principles of integrity, quality service, dependability, and perseverance.
At General Mill Supply, we always put our clients first, and as a result we have become a nationally known leader in the industry of paper and plastic recycling. Currently we are approved vendors for major companies including GM, Ford, and DaimlerChrysler as well as paper converters, box manufacturers, literature distribution agencies, and municipal recycling plants. MARKET STRENGTH
The company, which handles over 140,000 tons of material annually, has expanded its market presence from east of the Mississippi river to the northern regions of Canada. A Fleet of over 50 trailers offer the option of convenient loading at the client site. A 65,000 square foot processing plant in Michigan and a commitment to acquiring the latest advances in new technology have helped make General Mill Supply a market leader in waste, paper and plastic recycling.
KNOW THE OPPORTUNITIES GENERAL MILL SUPPLY CAN OFFER YOU
Many companies that pay to have recyclable waste hauled away are missing a great opportunity to actually increase their own net income and become an active participant in reducing the negative impact of waster on our environment.
General Mill Supply recovers and reprocesses paper and plastic waste products into raw material form that can be used by plastic molders and paper mills to manufacture products. Our goal is to be able to find the market for your recyclable waste while generating revenue for your business, which in turn reduces landfill volumes, reduces cost and improves the environment. THE FACTS Material waste directly affects the bottom line - net income. Organizations across the country are saving millions of dollars by reducing waste. For any business or organization, managing solid waste is a problem. Recyclable materials are now utilized by companies that manufacture everything from newsprint, boxboard, corrugated and printing paper to paint additives, asphalt fillers, plastic lumber, containers, carpet padding and automotive parts. An important factor of waste reduction programs is the environmental impact. Less
solid waste means fewer landfills and a cleaner environment. The fact is, many companies that pay to have recyclable material hauled away are potentially missing a great opportunity because a majority of the material may have inherent value. At the very least a recycling program acts as a cost reduction. Under favorable market conditions it can produce a significant positive cash flow.  QUESTIONS TO CONSIDER What is the most efficient way to recover solid waste? What does your company spend each month in rubbish hauling fees? What is going into those trash containers? Is it recyclable? Is it cost effective to establish a recycling program? Are the benefits worth my trouble? |
