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The little green bags to collect used ink
jet toner cartridges seem to be everywhere these days. This
program is run by Nu-Kote. Nu-Kote is the premier remanufacture of toner
cartridges in the US and supplies most of the products currently being sold by
companies like Office Depot. Nu-Kote is just expanding into the area of
remanufactured ink jet cartridges. I've seen those plastic envelopes
available at both Office Depot and Staples, although it wasn't clear if they
were consistently available.
They can be reached at www.nukote.com but they provide very little
information on that site.
A better source of information is from Erin
Anderson, Inkjet Product Manager at Nu-Kote. She can be reached at Andersone@nukote.com
I have no connection with the company, but did some
research on them a few months ago and I got them to send me some of the bags and
collection boxes so we could run an ink jet collection program for EarthDay at
my children's school.
Happy Earth Day - 'yall
Fran McPoland
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Subject: [GreenYes] FREE postage paid inkjet envelope Date: Wed, 17 Apr 2002 11:15:49 -0600 From: "Megan Kershner" <Mkershner@cityofboise.org> Reply-To: "Megan Kershner" <Mkershner@cityofboise.org> To: <greenyes@grrn.org> Anyone have more information and/or a web link on the clear plastic, postage paid envelopes for recycling inkjet cartridges found at US Post Offices?? The envelope is clear with green printing, approximately 5"x7". It reads "This cartridge return program is not sponsored by or affiliated with the cartridge manufacturer." The mailing address is "Recycling Center, Franklin, TN." Any info would be appreciated. Thanks!! |