Sharp Enhances Toner Recycling Program
As part of its continuing commitment to preserving the
environment and reducing landfill waste, Sharp Imaging and Information Company of America
(SIICA) is enhancing its Copier Toner Recycling Program to encourage government and business
customers to recycle Sharp toner cartridges from all Sharp models.
Beginning February 2008, every Sharp-branded copier, printer and multifunctional peripheral (MFP)
toner cartridge sold in the U.S. can be easily recycled at no cost to the customer. Users can simply
download pre-paid, pre-addressed UPS shipping labels from http://www.sharpusa.com/recycle to ship out used toner cartridges. To facilitate bulk
shipments, help conserve resources and reduce energy use, users can also order recycled cardboard
bulk cartons that hold up to ten used cartridges. These cartons arrive via UPS and can be conveniently
placed in the customer’s mailroom or near the copiers for easy collection, and then shipped to one of
three recycling centers nationwide.
“At Sharp, we are committed to maximizing energy resources while also maximizing product
performance,” said Ed McLaughlin, president of SIICA. “This program formalizes our longstanding
recycling efforts and makes the process easy and convenient for the customer.”