*NEWS*BROTHER:NEW TONER COLLECTION CENTER

Brother Canada Launches its Cartridge Collection Program for Toner Supplies Recycling
DOLLARD
DES ORMEAUX, QC, Jan.07 – Brother InternationalCorporation (Canada) Ltd
is proud to announce the launch if its tonercartridge collection
program for recycling. This program will begin with thefollowing
Brother products: TN-430, TN-460, and TN-350 toner cartridges.Brother
International Corporation (Canada) Ltd .
As of today, all
Brother Canada customers can visit brother.ca todownload a free
pre-paid mailing label. This mailing label can be affixed to the package
for cartridge returns. In the near future, pre-paid mailing labelswill
also be available inside the applicable Brother cartridges’ carton.
Withtheir pre-paid mailing label affixed, empty toner cartridges can
then bedropped off at any Canada Post location. Canada Post is Brother
Canada’sofficial supplier in its cartridge collection program.   “This
program is part of the Brother Group’s international 5Renvironmental
concept: Recycle, Reuse, Reform, Refuse and Reduce. This globalconcept
is the basis of a larger strategy which is implemented at all stagesof
the product life cycle: product design, material components
inmanufacturing, energy saving for usage, as well as end-of-life
recycling,”states Jim Ianniciello, Vice-President Logistics and
Customer Service atBrother Canada. Monochrome toner cartridges selected
in this collection program are usedin the majority of Brother’s laser
printers and laser all-in-one machines. Forthe complete list of
applicable products or for more details about BrotherCanada’s green
initiatives, visit http://www.brother.ca/environment.

ABOUT BROTHER
Brother
International Corporation (Canada) Ltd. is part of an impressive
worldwide network of companies that markets a range of business
machines andhome appliances known for their originality, creativity and
reliability:printers, faxes, multifunction centres and labeling
machines. Brother alsomarkets a wide range of home and industrial
sewing & embroidery machines.Globally, Brother is a four and half
billion-dollar company, employing morethan 20 000 people, 155 of whom
call Canada home. It has 18 productionfacilities and 39 sales companies
operating in 32 countries around the globe.Brother’s history dates back
to 1908, when Kanekichi Yasui opened a smallsewing machine parts and
repair shop in Nagoya, Japan. Brother Canada wasestablished in 1960 and
is headquartered in the greater Montreal area.