Trust Marley Office Recycling & Confidential Waste High Security Shredding

Thank you for coming to our website. Whether at work or at home, most of us handle confidential information every day. It is estimated that 95% of the information that businesses hold is still on paper. Not only is it wise to keep sensitive information secure, there is a legal responsibility to keep customer and employee data secure. Failure to do so could result in heavy penalties.

Using TrustMarley is the easiest way to give you the peace of mind that your confidential data is destroyed in a controlled, compliant and completely safe manner. We are an accredited, specialist secure data destruction company with their own vetted staff, an integral transport fleet, their own in-house powerful shredders and a reputation, since 1997, of providing exceptional service to the NHS, Legal, Financial and Blue Chip industries.

TrustMarley is here to help you take the risk and hassle out of the whole document disposal process. We offer a closed loop shredding and recycling service with security at every stage.

We handle millions of pages of documents, but every page is important. We will shred them beyond recognition and bale them into half tonne bales which makes them impossible to reconstruct before sending them to UK Paper Mills for recycling into paper-based products.

You receive a certificate of destruction that is your proof that the work is complete. We can take all your documents and you don’t even need to worry about removing staples, paperclips, folders etc as our shredders can eat up a lever arch file!

We offer many different shredding services in England, Scotland and Wales, both offsite and onsite. See Our Guarantee.

Whether you're a single individual at home or a national business, call TrustMarley free on 0800 612 4431 and ask how our competitively priced, certified and fully accredited document destruction and recycling services can benefit you.

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DID YOU KNOW?

The Data Protection Act 1998 covers a wide variety of information, including data held on employees, customers and suppliers. All businesses and the public sector, collect and store information on these groups of people and therefore all organisations have a responsibility to store and dispose of that information securely. Failure to dispose of such information in a secure manner could result in a breach of the Data Protection Act, and potentially a fine of up to £500,000 by the Information Commissioner's Office.

Involving your staff is essential for successfully recycling in your work place. Think about setting up a 'Green team'.

TM - CHARITY NEWS

TrustMarley is now working with the 'Philippine Community Trust' to collect crisp packets, ring pulls and toothpaste tubes to re-use in making new products.