The remanufacturer and refiller have both announced their growth in terms of both sales and location.
Atlantic Inkjet stated that it has achieved the “highest selling record” for toner refills since it began, with “more than 200,000 customer[s]” now using the company’s products as a result of its “prominent search engine positioning”.
The company added that its Uni-Kit toner refill brand has allowed it to become a “leading retailer” with “more and more people considering the environmental benefits” of recycling, refilling or remanufacturing cartridges. It adds that it believes it has “become one of the largest resellers of toner refill kits”, and that it is aiming to “strengthen” its position in the North American market.
Re-Inks in turn reported that it intends to take its business “to the next level” by selling ink cartridge refill products “to the worldwide market”. The move to a global basis is a “big deal”, with the company adding that by expanding “beyond the US and Canadian borders” it will need to “invest significantly in marketing and website technologies”.
Re-Inks added that it hopes the move to a global basis will get “its name inked in the global market”, having already seen a “steady upsurge” in the industry. The company added that its “passion to grow and keep expanding its product offering” goes hand in hand with its “efforts to improve its business and reach out globally”.