We are recognized as a leading supplier and exporter of over issued newspaper (OINP) and waste old newspaper (ONP), offering these materials at our esteemed company. With a vast network of local vendors, we have the capacity to source hundreds of thousands of tons of OINP waste scrap and ONP across the country. With over a decade of experience in the industry, we have consistently endeavored to provide nothing but the highest quality to our customers worldwide.

Our headquarters, located in North Brunswick, U.S state of New Jersey, serves as the hub of our operations. We specialize in the trading and dealing of scrap material, earning us a reputation as a trusted partner since our establishment in 2004. Our commitment to quality and customer satisfaction has propelled us to the forefront of the industry.

The OINP sorted at our facility is meticulously packaged in bundles, meeting stringent specifications to ensure superior quality. The description of Over issued Newspaper (OINP) bundles includes dimensions such as 788 x 546 [mm] (full size) and 394 x 273 [mm] (folding size), with various other types available as specified. The commodity, OINP- Over Issued Newspaper Scrap, comes in sizes such as 788X544, with usual white/grey content at 100% and pink/grey at 0%. Our materials are free from prohibited paper, moisture, and other foreign materials, ensuring high quality and reliability.

At GREEN WORLD GLOBAL RECYCLING LTD, we offer ONP and OINP scrap paper of exceptional quality, with ongoing supplies available at our premises. We are committed to expanding our business and welcome inquiries from potential buyers worldwide. Whether you are a trader or a recycler, we are dedicated to serving your needs and facilitating mutually beneficial partnerships.

For more information on our ONP scrap or OINP waste paper, we encourage you to contact us using the website’s contact form or email listed at the top/bottom of the page. We look forward to the opportunity to cooperate with your esteemed company and provide unparalleled service.