Gramm-Leach-Bliley 1999 (GLB)
Requires financial institutions to provide privacy notices…more…

SARBANES-OXLEY Act 2002
Was enacted after prominent corporate scandals WorldCom, Enron…more…

FACTA Disposal Rule (Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions act) 2005
This is a federal law designed to minimize the risk of identity theft…more…

Confidential Information – What You Must Know! :

• 1. Every Business Has Information That Requires Destruction.
  Without the proper safeguards, information (customers lists, price lists, sales statistics, drafts of bids and correspondence, memos) ends up in the dumpster where it is readily, and legally, available to anybody. The trash is considered by business espionage professionals as the single most available source of competitive and private information from the average business. Any establishment that discards private and proprietary data without the benefit of destruction, exposes itself to the risk of criminal and civil prosecution, as well as the costly loss of business.
• 2. Recycling Is Not An Adequate Alternative For Information Destruction
  There is no fiduciary responsibility inherent in the recycling scenario. Paper is given away or sold and, by doing so, a company gives up the right say in how it is handled. There is, also, no practical means of establishing the exact date that a record is destroyed. In the event of an audit or litigation, this could be a legal necessity. And, further, if something of a private nature does surface, the selection of this unsecured process could be interpreted as negligent. For all these reasons, the choice of recycling as a means of information destruction is undesirable from a risk management perspective.
• 3. A Certificate Of Destruction Does Not Relieve A Company From Its Obligation To Keep Information Confidential
  Since a business cannot transfer its responsibility to maintain confidentiality, it must be certain that it is dealing with a reputable company with superior security procedures. Unfortunately, there are those information destruction services that provide certificates of destruction while having no semblance of security and, in some cases, no destruction process available to them. Anyone interested in contracting a data destruction service is advised to thoroughly review their policies and procedures, conduct an initial site audit and conduct subsequent unannounced audits. On-site document destruction is also an option in most cities.

For Individuals:

Identity theft is one of the fastest growing crimes in the World. Approximately, 11.8 million Americans (one in twenty adults) have been victimized by identity theft as of April 2003, according to research by Star Systems. Credit card numbers, driver’s license numbers, social security numbers, date of birth, and other personal identification can net criminals thousands of dollars in a very short period of time.

• 1. Before disposal, shred paycheck stubs and W-2 forms that contain your social security number and often your name and address. This is a common way for dumpster divers to obtain important identification
• 2. Shred your bank statements and any tax documents when you dispose of them
• 3. Safeguard your credit, debit, and ATM card receipts and shred them before disposing of them
• 4. Destroy all checks immediately when you close a checking account. Destroy or keep in a secure place, any courtesy checks that your bank or credit card company may mail to you
• 5. Destroy all unused pre-approved credit card and loan applications. The mailbox thief only has to fill them out and redirect the return address to start using your credit

Facts provided by: Crime Doctor, NAID

Our Standards

In operation since 1940, Miller Recycling is a third generation company with the experience required to assist you with all your paper, plastics, and metals recycling requirements. Northeast Data Destruction our NAID “AAA” Certified confidential shredding division, will securely process all your sensitive documents, files, media, tapes, CD’s, and off spec products. Nation wide service is available.

Why Choose us?

Miller Recycling will survey, design, and implement the proper recycling program for your application. Our team will review your current practices and procedures, analyse your waste streams, and propose the most efficient and cost effective programs for your site. Our established partners also allow us to provide you with equipment, transportation, competitive pricing, and efficent, professional service. We are members in good standing of The Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries (ISRI).

To obtain and promote NAID “AAA” Certification, all Northeast Data Destruction employees are required to complete rigorous background checks prior to employment, and are fully bonded and insured. Our secure facility is equipped with full access control and 24 hour video monitoring with 90 days recording. The National Association of Information Destruction, (NAID ), routinely conducts unannounced procedural audits which are required to maintain our “AAA” Certification.

“Recycling” did not begin in 1970 with the first Earth Day. An industry formed long before, dating back hundreds of years, these individuals were called junk or scrap dealers, carters, ragmen, etc. Much less glamorous, and in some cases not as socially acceptable as today’s recycling operations. These individuals bought and sold scrap metals, paper and textiles, traveling door to door, and from business to business, on foot or with horse drawn wagons – this was the beginning of the recycling industry as we know it.

In the early 1940’s Frank Miller Sr., our company founder, saw an opportunity and began a business. Buying and selling everything from scrap metals, paper, textiles, and used furniture, he became known as the local “Junk Dealer”, occupying a local mill warehouse.

This business was located in North Attleboro, Massachusetts, an area known at the time for its jewelry industry. These businesses generated scrap metals in various forms, and also required packaging for their products, which in turn created a local box and packaging industry. It was a perfect location for a company trading in scrap metals and paper, and created a lucrative and vibrant business opportunity. This company was named “Frank Miller & Son”, after Frank Sr. and his son, Frank “Red” Miller.

The company remained at this location for the next 60 years, and experienced many turns in the economy which tested the will and determination of the family business. Despite these challenging times the company managed to grow and prosper. As years passed, many cities and towns adopted mandatory policies and practices for sorting and recycling cans, bottles, paper, and other materials, in an effort to respond to a growing environmental consciousness, and address the widespread notion that landfills were disappearing.

In the late 1960’s Frank Miller Sr. handed the business down to his son, Frank, who continued to grow the business. In the 1980’s, Randy Miller, (third generation), became President of the company and changed the company name to “Miller Recycling Corporation”, in an effort to better define the services the company provided.

As the desire to recycle grew, and the costs associated with disposal increased, so did Miller Recycling Corporation. This growth resulted in a need to increase the size of the company’s facility, so a second building in Plainville, Massachusetts was purchased.

In 2005 the original location was sold and a new site was purchased at 73 Plymouth Street, Mansfield, MA, in the Cabot Business Park, This new site is located on 8 acres of industrial property, and includes a 73,000 square ft high bay warehouse, high production baling system, is equipped with an on site truck scale, 3 additional floor scales, 10 loading docks, full 4 car railroad siding, maintenance area, office facilities, conference room and more. From this location we operate a fleet of 10 tractors and roll offs, including over 300 trailers and roll off containers.

Shortly after this move it was decided to begin an additional business, Northeast Data Destruction, to address the growing demand for secure destruction and recycling of confidential files and documents. This company is located in a dedicated site and immediatly obtained NAID “AAA” Certification, to offer our clients the beneifts and security this requires.

To all our current customers: We thank you for your support. To all others we welcome the opportunity to be of service to you.

Miller Recycling Corporation is a leading supplier of recycling services. We purchase and recycle all grades of scrap paper, metals, and plastics. We market material to various end consumers throughout the world.

We can assist you with getting the maximum value for your recyclable materials. Our company will recommend and provide equipment such as balers, containers, and collection systems, in addition to spotted storage trailers and transportation, all in an effort to minimize your cost and maximize the return for your scrap.

Let our expertise prove that you are receiving the highest value for your scrap – while providing the minimal amount of handling.

If you are currently generating material that you are interested in recycling, or would like a quote or proposal to assist you with increasing the value or efficiency of your operation – please fill out our online service request form, email us at info@millerrecycling.com, or call 1-800-783-6766 and speak directly to one of our Recycling Specialists.

LET US HELP YOU PROPERLY RECYCLE YOUR OBSOLETE ELECTRONICS!

It is well known that one of the fastest growing segments of the recycling industry is associated with electronic scrap, or “E-Waste”. This includes all types of electronic items such as computers, monitors, TVs, power supplies, telephones, (both land based and mobile), as well as the miscellaneous items associated with these components.

Technology is expanding at a faster rate every year – and with this expansion comes the need (and desire) to own the most advanced technology available. This fact, and the fact that the average American owns several electronic devices, equates to a growing demand for proper electronics recycling.

Safely recycling these items is more important than just about any other recyclable commodity. This is due to the low cost and often negative value of the components contained within these electronic products.

Items such as monitors and TVs typically have no value, and are banned from disposal in landfills and incinerators due to the lead content contained within the glass. If these are broken and disposed of improperly they can cause potential damage to the environment.

An additional challenge associated with recycling E-Waste is the varied number of components each item may consist of. A standard computer could actually be made up of 30+ different types of materials, such as 6-8 different grades of plastics, steel, aluminum, and many other metals. Each item has to be disassembled into its basic materials to obtain the most value and make for efficient recycling.

There is much discussion regarding the export of whole computers, monitors, TVs, and other components. Many countries accept this type of material only to find that the end “market” is not properly controlled or licensed. This has resulted in improper dumping of low-grade components once the high value material is removed. Lack of environmental controls in these operations also creates unsafe work conditions for employees.

There are many fully licensed and compliant companies located abroad that process E-Waste in an environmentally correct fashion, however, the end markets must be researched and approved prior to shipment. Moreover, many of the best markets for E-Waste components may be in foreign countries due to low labor cost, where environmental compliance and working conditions are often compromised.

It is the goal of Miller Recycling Corporation to conform to strict guidelines when marketing this type of scrap. We partner with only fully licensed and reputable companies that adhere to strict environmental guidelines not only at their location, but also with any downstream vendors and consumers. We also adhere to a “no export” policy for intact computers, monitors, TVs, and components.

Call 1-800-783-6766 for additional information.

The Metal Division of Miller Recycling Corporation purchases all grades of recyclable nonferrous metals such as copper, brass, aluminum and lead, as well as various grades of ferrous and precious metal bearing material.

Based on volume we can provide on site collection and roll off containers, balers, trailers, and schedule pickup according to your needs.

We also purchase metals directly from vendors when delivered to our Mansfield, MA recycling facility located at 73 Plymouth Street in the Cabot Business Park. This facility includes a high production high density automatic baling system, hydraulic shears, several modern loading areas, railroad siding and a variety of updated and safety-oriented material handling devices.

Our goal focuses on honesty, reliability of service, efficiency of operation, and competitive pricing.

If you are currently generating material that you are interested in recycling, or would like a quote or proposal to assist you with increasing the value or efficiency of your operation – please fill out our online service request form, email us at info@millerrecycling.com, or call 1-800-783-6766 and speak directly to one of our Recycling Specialists.

Our industrial recycling capabilities include:

Nonferrous scrap metal
Ferrous scrap metal
Precious metal bearing scrap

The following is a partial list of the plastics we purchase and recycle:

• Stretch Film (LDPE)
• Shrink wrap (LLDPE)
• Production and manufacturing scrap
• Purgings
• Plastic components
• Off spec resin
• Mylar film
• Plastic containers and bottles
• Processed EPS (Styrofoam)

We can provide pricing on your material from 200 lbs to trailer load quantities. We also provide on-site balers, containers, trailers and transportation – all in an effort to make your material recycling as easy and cost effective as possible.

At Miller Recycling we have implemented hundreds of environmentally focused programs. These initiatives enhance the recover-ability of revenues for companies with costly waste issues. We can provide solutions for hard to recycle plastics by assessing the clients current waste volumes and material types. Using a waste reduction audit we will develop long-term recycling solutions with the goal of decreasing costs and increasing revenue.

Our recycling programs are periodically reviewed with regard to pricing, volumes generated, and service and/or equipment provided. This allows us to ensure that our suppliers are consistently receiving fair market pricing for their scrap materials, and recieve a realistic and competitive cost structure.

If you are currently generating material that you are interested in recycling, or would like a quote or proposal to assist you with increasing the value or efficiency of your operation – please fill out our online service request form, email us at info@millerrecycling.com, or call 1-800-783-6766 and speak directly to one of our Recycling Specialists.

 

We buy of all grades of recyclable paper, either baled, boxed, rolls, on skids or in loose form. We will purchase less than trailer load quantities to multiple trailer loads regardless of its location. Transportation and loading is available.

Our company offers competitive pricing, typically tied to the independent market publication of your choice. We have the experience and expertise to deal with all your paper and packaging waste, regardless of volume, condition, or location.

We help maximize the amount of materials recovered and provide recycling services to a wide spectrum of business, no matter what the size of your waste stream. Our accounts produce less than 100 lbs to over 100,000 lbs per day.

Miller Recycling will provide on site balers, conveying systems, stationary compactors, trailers and containers for use on our customer’s sites. We work closely with each client to help them maximize the value of their scrap.

Scrap paper and packaging are the largest single portion of commercial waste streams. Every new ton of waste paper recycled will significantly reduce collection, transportation and disposal costs.

“It’s all about studying your waste stream, minimizing the cost, and maximizing the value of the recoverable material. We apply the experienced gained in assisting hundreds of companies to help you achieve maximum results.”

Whenever possible landfill and incineration options are avoided, as they not only increase costs but do not make environmental sense.

If you are currently generating material that you are interested in recycling, or would like a quote or proposal to assist you with increasing the value or efficiency of your operation – please fill out our online service request form, email us at info@millerrecycling.com, or call 1-800-783-6766 and speak directly to one of our Recycling Specialists.

Our Shredding Division, Northeast Data Destruction is a NAID “AAA” Certified processor of confidential information. Our dedicated processing facility is equipped to destroy your confidential paper based document’s, files, and records, and also CD’s, cassettes, VHS tapes, floppy disks, X-rays, microfiche, microfilm, ID cards, credit cards, computer hard drives, and off spec products.

To obtain our NAID, (National Association of Information Destruction), “AAA” Certification, all Northeast Data employees must complete rigorous criminal background and controlled substance checks prior to employment. Our facility must be equipped and maintain full access control and 24 hour remote monitored alarm system, video recording with 90 day backup, and be fully bonded and insured. We are also subject to unannounced on site compliance audits, assuring clients their information is secure. Insist on NAID “AAA” Certification!

We provide the labor and transportation to remove and process large bulk clean-outs in multiple trailer load quantities, or removals as small as a single file box.

We also supply various sized ON SITE LOCKED STORAGE CONTAINERS free of charge, for the collection, storage, and removal of your sensitive materials prior to destruction.

Material which should be processed using only a NAID “AAA” Certified company:

Account Records, Marketing Materials, Bank Documents, Medical Records, Cancelled Checks, New Business Bids, Competitor Data, Obsolete Contracts, Computer Information, Official Notices, Correspondence, Outdated Business Records, Credit Card Receipts, Payroll Records, Customer Information, Personnel Files, Diligence Files, Phone Logs, Financial Statements, Phone Records, Insurance Documents & Records Planning Documents, Intellectual Property, Price Lists, Internal Memos, Purchase Records & Receipts, Inventory Data & Lists, Sales Forecasts, Invoices, Tax Records, Legal Documents, Training Information, Tapes, CD’s, X Rays, Hard Drives, Off Spec or Obsolete Products.

If you are currently generating confidential material that you would like securly destroyed and would like a quote or proposal, – please fill out our online service request form, email us at info@nedest.com, or call 800-783-6766 and speak directly to one of our Specialists.

Miller Recycling Corporation has a cost effective and environmentally sound solution to the growing problem of “Hard to Manage” waste. We operate a fully permitted and licensed facility addressing the need to provide an environmentally sound solution to handle various types of waste which prove difficult to recycle, transport, and dispose of.

These materials include scrap bedding and mattresses, box springs and foundations, and upholstered furniture of all types These items are generated by retailers, manufacturers, hotels, landlords, homeowners, and disposal sites in substantial quantity.

As an example the average retired mattress is a 23 cubic foot assemblage of foam, steel, cotton, and wood. Due to diminishing landfill space and the increase in value of this space; disposal is no longer a viable, or the most environmentally friendly alternative.

Our recycling services include recovery and re-marketing of these commodities. We are able to provide these materials to end markets in whole or in part, for reuse and/or re-manufacture. Should recovery, re-marketing or re-manufacture not be an option – due to condition or contamination, material is then disposed of in an environmentally sound and safe method.

“Hard to Manage” waste such as this is designed and manufactured with various types and grades of materials, all with the intention of “not” coming apart. This fact can render recycling these products difficult, due to the extremely high labor cost involved with proper dis-assembly. Our goal is to offer a cost effective alternative to common disposal techniques.

If you are currently generating material that you are interested in recycling, or would like a quote or proposal to assist you with increasing the value or efficiency of your operation – please fill out our online service request form or contact us directly at 1- 800-783-6766 and speak directly to one of our Recycling Specialists.

Since 1940, Miller Recycling Corporation has been dedicated to waste reduction and  recycling, and solving  material handling problems for its many and diverse customers. We have become a leading provider of recycling services and equipment with the ultimate goal of developing long term satisfied customers.

Miller Recycling Corporation custom-designs recycling programs specifically tailored to the needs of each client.  We eliminate the need to coordinate programs with outside brokers and equipment suppliers, providing clients with a one stop source for all there recycling requirements.

Our mission is continued strong growth by supplying customers with profitable and environmentally correct materials reduction and recycling solutions.

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Northeast Data Destruction is the Document and Product Destruction Division of Miller Recycling. We operate a NAID “AAA” Certified secure shredding facility, processing documents, files, media, CD’s, tapes, hard drives, and all types of off spec products. We offer purge service, removing bulk stored documents and files, from a single box to thousands of boxes. No job is too large, or too small.

Northeast Data Destruction supplies our customers with locked containers for on site secure storage and removal of confidential and sensitive documents, files, and media. . Containers remain locked throughout the transportation process, and are not opened until they are secured within our processing facility. Only then do our bonded and insured employees unlock these containers and shred the confidential contents.

 Processing includes complete destruction using our Vecoplan high capacity grinder. Files and documents are then baled and recycled.

About Miller Recycling Corporation

In the early 1940’s Frank Miller Sr., our company founder, saw an opportunity and made a decision to start a business. He began by buying and selling everything from scrap metals, paper, textiles, and used furniture, and became known as a “Junk Dealer”, occupying a local mill warehouse.

This business was located in North Attleboro, Massachusetts, an area known at the time for its jewelry industry. These companies generated scrap metals in various forms, and also required packaging for their products, which in turn created a local box and packaging industry. It was a perfect location for a company trading in scrap metals and paper, and created a lucrative and vibrant business opportunity. This company was named “Frank Miller & Son”, after Frank Sr. and his son, Frank “Red” Miller.

In the late 1960’s Frank Miller Sr. handed the business down to his son, Frank, who continued to grow the business. In the 1980’s, Randy Miller (third generation) became President of the company and changed the name to “Miller Recycling Corporation”, in an effort to better define the services the company provided.

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