KAREN THOMPSON'S BLOG
Posted in business, Eco-friendly, environment on Nov 24th, 2010
Most people don’t know that Lexmark has two types of cartridges that can be purchased after the “one time use” cartridge is empty:
* The standard non refillable ones, sold at the big box stores, and
* The refillable ‘A’ version of the same cartridge sold at Cartridge World.
Posted in business, Eco-friendly, environment on Nov 9th, 2010
One of our valued customers recently came to us after learning a valuable lesson. This area business decided they could probably save even more money buy purchasing “refilled” cartridges on-line rather than from Cartridge World. We got a call from that area business last week and their message couldn’t have been clearer: you get what you pay for!
Posted in business, Eco-friendly, environment on Oct 14th, 2010
Since July 2005, Cartridge World Newmarket has been helping local residents and businesses save money on their printer ink and toner cartridges. The demand for our products has continually risen. With a full-time staff of 4, we outgrew our 850 sq. ft unit and have recently relocated to a unit measuring 2,100 sq. ft.
Our new location is 16640 Yonge Street, on the west side, just south of Mulock.
Posted in business, Eco-friendly, environment on Aug 24th, 2010
Re-manufactured cartridges contain high quality components, and give excellent printing results. More than 3 million companies around the world already rely on these quality products for their printing needs. They trust the quality and reliability of re-manufactured cartridges for their day-to-day printing needs as well as for their most important projects.
Posted in business, Eco-friendly, environment on Jul 15th, 2010
Most have more than one life cycle – most inkjet cartridges can be refilled several times before having to purchase a new cartridge. Laser toner cartridges have components that are replaced in the remanufacturing process and toner cores can be used many times because of this.
Posted in business, Eco-friendly, environment on Jun 15th, 2010
Currently both OEM’s (original equipment manufacturers, HP, Canon, etc) and remanufacturing companies co-exist globally and so do their respective recycling programs. But OEM’s and the remanufacturing industry will always remain on opposite sides of the fence. It is for society to arrive at a conclusion as to which one is a better recycling option. An option that is economical, environmentally friendly and benefits society at large without compromising on both quality and output has to be selected. The recycling option that the customers and society eventually choose will be determined more by an environmental need than simply an economic need.
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