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Can rain or snow cause a load to be rejected?

April 26, 2017cause load rain snow

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Can rain or snow cause a load to be rejected?

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Yes. If a load of recyclables (usually paper) is excessively wet or frozen, it may be rejected or a handling/disposal charge may be assessed if it is accepted. “Excessively wet” means more than 10% of the load is wet, and “frozen” means frozen together in a block.