NEW ZEALAND :CANON WANTS EMPTY CARTRIDGES BACK

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Date: Monday March 8, 2010 01:33:09 pm
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    NEW ZEALAND :CANON WANTS EMPTY
    CARTRIDGES BACK

    Canon
    NZ Launches Recycling Initiative

    A press
    release on Scoop announced a new initiative from Canon New Zealand and
    JB HiFi. While the idea in itself is nothing new – Staples offers the
    same scheme for printer purchases – the fact that it is being done with
    the environment in mind certainly makes it noteworthy.Canon New Zealand
    would like to encourage its customers to recycle their old and obsolete
    printers by offering a 20% discount off the purchase price of their new
    Canon printers. New Zealand residents who are in the market for a new
    printer and would like to take advantage of the offer are urged to bring
    their old inkjet or laser printer, regardless of what make, model and
    condition it is in to a JB HiFi store during the month of March. They
    will then receive a 20% discount when they buy a new Canon PIXMA inkjet
    printer.The printers that will be brought into JB HiFi will then be
    taken to Computer Recycling Ltd, a company based in Auckland, for
    recycling. The company segregates printer units into “relevant commodity
    streams,” such as plastic, steel or copper. This ensures that the
    machine is recycled almost a hundred percent.

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    Brand Manager Robert de Jeu of Canon New Zealand revealed that the
    initiative was forged to give consumers a convenient way to recycle
    their old printers while at the same time strengthening the company’s
    commitment to the environment:“This is the first time we have offered a
    recycling program like this, which builds on our philosophy of product
    life cycle management. We are constantly investigating new ways to
    reduce environmental impact from production through to end-of-life with
    our products.”

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