Ink cartridges are recyclable, which is great news for the planet. It takes almost a gallon of oil to make a single laser printer cartridge and, after they’re used and thrown away, ink cartridges ...

Castle Ink – Each year, millions of empty toner and inkjet cartridges are thrown into the trash, ending up in our planet’s landfills or incinerators. Recycling ...

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 ...

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, ...

Hewlett-Packard said Wednesday that it will include postage-paid envelopes with some of its inkjet printer cartridges, in an attempt to spur recycling. The envelopes will be enclosed with new HP 56 ...

UAB employees can now recycle used toner and ink cartridges by dropping them in Campus Mail. The new program aims to make recycling as easy as possible for employees, and, in return, UAB will receive ...

If you're the owner of an inkjet or multifunction printer from Hewlett-Packard, those little green recycling packets that you find in your replacement ink cartridge packages are about to go away. That ...

We often pay the most attention to our inkjet cartridges when they’re about to run out of ink. You can refill these cartridges an average of five to seven times before they need to be recycled.