Anyhow, to the point of this new post. Whilst this applies to print, it will apply to any business. Please make sure you follow health & safety rules when you load any out going goods, or arrange to pick them up yourselves.
Below is a recent example of a client who picked up a load of flyers from one of my printer suppliers.

Another bad example showing a recyling firm who picked up some paper off cuts from a printer.

Lastly, God forbid if you have to use an animal to cellect anything, please treat it with care and also remember it's load bearing capacity.
This last picture shows a old Welsh Mining company collecting some redundancy leaflets.

A joint production brough to you by "Left it on the Road Delivery Company" & "Shattered Cartons Couriers"
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