The OEM has launched the DocuCentre SC2020 to make “colour printing accessible”. The DocuCentre SC2020 has been designed by the OEM to be an “affordable” colour MFP “catering to SoHo/SMB needs” in the Asia-Pacific market, and is an A3 machine “equipped with Fuji...

The fund will help prevent waste and encourage reuse and remanufacturing. Resource reported on the Waste and Resources Action Programme (WRAP), which has launched a fund worth £800,000 ($1.34 million/€984,902) to “help business partnerships bring about ‘innovative’...

Nubeprint’s MPS technology is now integrated with ODC’s cloud software. The company’s MPS management suite, Cloud Print Suite (CPS), is now integrated with ODC’s (Office Document Consulting) DOCassess cloud-based MPS assessment software. ODC is a company offering...

The OEM reported this affected its Printing unit’s sales figures. OPI (subscription) reported on the OEM’s quarterly results, which The Recycler discussed last week, specifically on the fact that sales of cartridge supplies fell by six percent in the second quarter...

Quality Connections “sole-supplier” to Arizona state for remanufactured cartridges.

The OEM’s cartridge recycling programme will now be called Canon Environmental Technologies. Web Wire reported on the name change from the OEM, with the previous name for the company Industrial Resource Technologies, Inc. (IRT) now replaced by Canon Environmental...

The OEM took action against infringement of its inkjet cartridges in Europe against a number of companies, with victory in one case, settlement agreements in a host of others and the continuation of legal action against another company.

The second day of the show saw companies continuing to meet more customers relevant to the industry, while ETIRA held its networking reception and HP representatives delivered a presentation on recommended chip changes.

Elizabeth Porter and Matthew Barkley deliver presentation outlining recommended changes to certain aftermarket chips to a large audience at Remanexpo@Paperworld.

Opening day sees a number of raids conducted on exhibitors suspected of selling counterfeit products, while companies seized the opportunity to network and promote new products and the first of the REMCON seminars took place.