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Brother’s sustainability efforts go far beyond surface-level commitments. At its facility in Wrexham, Wales, the company is turning used ink cartridges into high-quality, remanufactured products — a practical example of circular economy in action.
The process begins with the collection of used cartridges, which are then carefully dismantled, cleaned, and rebuilt using original components wherever possible. Every remanufactured unit meets strict quality standards, ensuring performance while significantly reducing waste and CO₂ emissions.
Brother’s goal is ambitious: remanufacturing up to 2 million cartridges annually. But what sets this initiative apart is its integration into a broader, long-term sustainability strategy that aligns environmental responsibility with economic efficiency.
Behind the scenes, Brother’s Wrexham team demonstrates that sustainable manufacturing isn’t just idealistic — it’s operational, measurable, and already making a difference.
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