Millions of toner cartridges are thrown away every year in the United States. If you stacked all those discarded toner cartridges worldwide in a single year, there'd be enough to circle the Earth more ...

Did you know that Americans use hundreds of millions of ink and toner cartridges for printers every year? And estimates are that 70 percent of those are being sent straight to landfills. This is ...

Did your laser printer spit out its last page? Looking to upgrade your ancient inkjet unit? Overflowing with ink and toner cartridges? Keep your printer and its consumables out of a landfill. Whatever ...

When your HP LaserJet printer cartridges run out of toner, you can return them to HP for the Planet Partners recycling program. This program, started in 1991, recycles toner cartridges by breaking ...

While Staples has been recycling customers’ old electronics devices for the last 15 years, the company is now rolling out a new recycling rewards program. The Free Tech Take Back Program will give ...

The new ProEarth Laser Toner Cartridge™ offers high-quality printing while being environmentally sustainable at a competitive price point. The design of the new cartridges is unique compared with ...

The plastic used in manufacturing inkjet toner cartridges is made up of engineering-grade polymer plastics, which can take more than 1,000 years to decompose. Although no federal or state laws exist ...

Samsung has chosen Newgistics for its Samsung Takeback and Recycling program. The S.T.A.R. program provides consumers and businesses with a simple way to recycle Samsung toner cartridges using ...

Printer toner has been around since 1969. The first laser printer for commercial use appeared in 1976, and the first mass-market laser printer bumped off the dot-matrix printer in 1984. Today, ...

It all started with an old wooden bench in Mike Waller's garage. For two years, he would dump old ink out of printer cartridges into a trash can, making a bit of a mess, and refill them -- a small ...