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A1 Shredding & Recycling provides secure and environmentally friendly shredding services in Georgia and Florida. The company focuses on safeguarding sensitive information for individuals and businesses to prevent identity theft and data breaches. With certifications from BBB, NAID, and HIPAA, A1 Shredding & Recycling ensures secure document disposal through state-of-the-art equipment and strict safety protocols. They offer both on-site and off-site shredding services, addressing various shredding needs for diverse clients. Furthermore, A1 Shredding & Recycling offers customized solutions for document destruction, including hard drive disposal and product recall destruction. They prioritize compliance with industry standards and provide a certification of destruction for added peace of mind. Generated from the website content

With a focus on the community of small businesses and consumers, Staples in Atlanta, GA provides innovative printing, shipping, technology, travel and recycling services, along with products and inspiration essential to the new ways of working and learning. Staples Stores serve millions of customers from entrepreneurs and small businesses to remote workers, parents, teachers, and students. Explore Staples, the Working and Learning Store, at your local Staples Store or visit us online.

CT Recycling Corp, located in Atlanta, GA, has over 30 years of experience providing comprehensive recycling services aimed at reducing waste and minimizing disposal costs for businesses. With a focus on sustainability, the company offers tailored recycling programs for a variety of post-industrial materials, including paper, old corrugated containers (OCC), and plastics. The company distinguishes itself through custom solutions that cater to the unique operational needs of its partners, employing advanced technology for sorting and processing. CT Recycling Corp also features equipment rental and competitive rebate programs that enhance the cost-effectiveness of their services, helping businesses move closer to zero waste initiatives. Generated from the website