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Secondary or recycled fibres are cellulose fibres that come from waste paper which is collected for recycling from the paper industry, retail outlets and the domestic waste chain. Recycled fibres are divided into “pre-consumer waste” and “post-consumer waste”, depending on whether the collection took place before or after use by the consumer.
