Shread Ahead

With growing concern about identity theft, medical confidentiality, corporate espionage, terrorism, and other hazards linked to the unsecured transmission of information, document destruction has become an almost obligatory step in the disposal of paper produced by most businesses and organizations in the United States. And that is opening up new service opportunities for firms that collect solid waste and recyclables. The firms, however, are finding themselves in competition with those dedicated solely to document destruction. Over the years, businesses have had “to start taking [document destruction] a lot more seriously, so the recycling companies had to start taking ...

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