Experts have determined that upwards of 76 percent
of paper mills used some recovered paper in 2011, so the paper you
throw into the bin is finding its way into plenty of new products. The latest statistics are even higher.The grade of paper is determined by fiber length, which shortens after each trip through the recycling process. After being recycled five to seven times, the fibers become too short to make new paper and will need to be mixed with new, un-recycled fibers.




