TAY PAPER RECYCLING PTE. LTD.

"With more than 30 years of experience in the recycling business and more than 15 years in the secure destruction business, Tay Paper Recycling Pte Ltd (formerly ""Sembcorp Tay Paper Recycling""), known as a market leader in waste paper recycling in Singapore, offers the complete range of recycling services from collection, shredding sorting, baling to trading. Tay Paper Recycling customises its services to cater to different customer needs with the aim of making recycling and waste disposal more efficient and hassle-free. We offer our clients an integrated solution which includes waste disposal, recycling and secure destruction services. All these are achievable while ensuring compliance of regulatory requirements for confidential documents through our secure destruction service. Our established ISO certified processes, regulatory expertise, integrated service solutions combined with experience in delivering large projects to our clients, makes us an ideal business partner. Tay Paper has also invested extensively in best-in-class technology and equipment. We own and operate a large fleet that is GPS-tracked to ensure timely collection and delivery of services. Thereby winning the trust of many multinational corporations, government agencies, commercial banks and institutions. The term ""tay paper standard"" have been coined by players in the industry for the high quality of waste paper we export all over the world. This standard has been trusted by many buyers over the years and has been our pride that we will continue to uphold. Tay Paper Recycling also strongly believes in benefiting the community while driving environmental sustainability, Throughout the years, we have supported and assisted in organising community recycling events. Recyclables collected are exchanged for groceries and donated to the local community to benefit needy families and residents with special needs. Through community collaboration, we hope to promote environmental awareness and the spirit of helping the less fortunate in the communities we serve."