Sunday, June 21, 2026
Debate: NBCs are Bad for the Environment — I Agree!
Debate NBCs are bad for the environment - I agree. Non-OEM NBCs cannot be reused and most do not comply with local regulations and laws.
Features
In depth information about trends and developments.
Pelikan Bio-based Printer Cartridge Set to Sizzle
Following 10 years of research and development at Print-Rite a bio-based printer cartridge has been achieved with a 48% bio ratio in the toner and a bio-based cartridge plastic of 57% containing organic material.
Ninestar Shares 4 Tips for Working from Home
China's Ninestar shares four tips for working from home to help workers achieve a better lifestyle while meeting business goals.
How Trade Associations Help Protect the Environment
Leaders of the four largest imaging supplies’ industry trade associations met up in Frankfurt to discuss a complaint strategy against HP, Inc.
Meeting the Market’s Changing Demands – 5 Questions for Bonell
In meeting the market’s changing demands, Bonnel claims SCC has a unique advantage as industry pioneers with chip design, firmware changes and understand OEM technology better than any other aftermarket competitor.
US Department of Energy Scores High with Reman Cartridges
The environmental impact of a product is now a key selling point, and nowhere is that more prevalent than among purchases made by government entities.
8 Hi-tech Strategies Learnt from China’s Coronavirus Containment
The rest of the world can learn from eight hi-tech strategies used extensively during China's coronavirus containment.
Clover Imaging Ready to Take Remanufactured to the Next Level
With business spanning 43 countries, Clover is the global leader in producing high-quality, environmentally conscious remanufactured printer cartridges.
10 Trends Indicate the Coronavirus Will Make China Stronger
Influential mover and shaker Fionn Wright asks, Could the coronavirus make China stronger than ever? He lists 10 trends to indicate it will.
Solid Growth Despite Zero Branding on Social Media
Ecotone’s CEO, Philip Knierim explains how ‘outdated and old fashioned’ methods still deliver a strong ROI