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PCRF
(redirected from Post-Consumer Recycled Fiber)

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PCRFPolicy and Charging Rules Function
PCRFPalestine Children's Relief Fund
PCRFPlanetary Coral Reef Foundation
PCRFPediatric Cancer Research Foundation
PCRFPower Cost Recovery Factor (up charge to power bill to avoid raising fixed power rates in Texas)
PCRFPost-Consumer Recycled Fiber
PCRFPatient Care Report Form
PCRFPrimary Care Rehabilitation Facility (various locations)


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The label certifies that the wood fiber used to make the products comes from well-managed FSC-certified forests or from post-consumer recycled fiber.
For one simple example, every ton of office paper (about 40 cases) made of 100% post-consumer recycled fiber saves 24 trees (7 inch diameter), 7,000 gallons of water and 1,200 kilowatts of electricity compared to the same purchase if made of trees.
The full line of Insulair hot cups is offered in 12% or 25% post-consumer recycled fiber and available in all popular sizes (8-, 12-, 16-, 20- and 24-oz).
 
 
 
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