Founded by Roger R. Elston after his dairy-farming years, Syracuse Fiber Recycling turns paper-mill waste fiber into dairy cow bedding at its Syracuse, New York operation. The family-owned company returned to family operation in 2012 and now processes about 1,500 tons of fiber each week, supplying more than 70 farms across four states. Its work gives paper-mill residue a productive use while providing dairy farms with a recycled bedding material.
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FiberCore LLCFiberCore LLC makes recycled-paper bedding and packing materials, including its 99% dust-free Eco-Bedding for small animals and birds. The Cleveland company traces the product line to the early 1990s, when Eco-Pak was developed as an environmentally friendly substitute for Styrofoam peanuts before finding a second life as animal bedding. FiberCore also produces Agro-Pak, a paper-based material that keeps bare-root plants moist during shipment and can be planted with them.CLEVELAND, OH
Integrity Fiber SupplyCo-founded in 2014, Integrity Fiber Supply is a Schwarz Partners company built around keeping recovered paper in productive use. It diverts about 1.4 million tons of paper waste from landfills each year, helping manufacturers and paper mills meet sustainability goals while supplying recycled fiber for reuse.AKRON, OH
Maryland Paper Company L.PFounded in 1989 by Kerala native Mathew Chakola, Maryland Paper Company manufactures recycled paper for building materials and protective packaging. The family-owned and operated company now runs three manufacturing mills with four paper machines, employs hundreds of people, and produces more than 150,000 tons annually. Its closed-loop system uses 100% recycled fiber and reuses all process water, extending the company’s original environmental mission across a nationwide customer base.WILLIAMSPORT, MD
SustanaSustana turns recovered paper into recycled fiber and paper products, linking recovery, fiber production and papermaking in one circular manufacturing operation. Its materials end up in everyday products such as food packaging, coffee cups and books, with facilities tracing their roots to the Rolland Paper Company, founded in 1882. Sustana’s paper operations hold ISO 9001 and FSC® Chain of Custody certifications, while its EnviroLife and EnviroNatural fibers are FDA-compliant and ISEGA certified for direct food contact.CINCINNATI, OH