The OEM won an award for its A3 MFP line from BLI. American Printer reported that this was the second year in a row that the company has won a BLI award, and that it was again an honour to have its line declared to be the best overall and to see the models excel...
Exertis Supplies had a successful Paperworld show in Frankfurt, stating that it was an opportunity for growth. Dealer Support reported that the office supplier Exertis said that “Frankfurt was an invaluable opportunity to meet a large number of suppliers in a...
The remanufacturer confirms intention to exhibit in Birmingham UK. Jet Tec announced its intention to attend and exhibit at The Spring Fair NEC (National Exhibition Centre) Birmingham. The event takes place February 5 to 9 and Jet Tec will be present on their stand...
The OEM was awarded by BLI for its colour printer and MFP line. Lexmark announced in a press release that it has been awarded the 2017 colour printer and MFP Line of the year from Buyers Laboratory (BLI), which covered criteria of “excellent reliability,...
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The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) is still “looking at how” the UK will fit in with circular economy legislation. PRW reported on Defra and the UK government’s plans to “retain Europe’s circular economy principles”, but also on the...
The OEM told The Recycler that printers “will continue to work with refilled or remanufactured cartridges with an original HP security chip”.
The company stated that it will “welcome all known customers, prospective customers, distributors and friends on our booth”.
The retail franchise also discussed more users for its PrintWorld app. The company previously discussed other facets of mobile and remote working, looking in June at advantages of remote working, and how it will affect business, then in July looking at productivity....
The company launched the developer rollers and OPCs for use in cartridges for colour printers from HP Inc, Brother and Samsung, with all rollers “made to OEM specification” and “designed to be a ‘drop-in replacement item’”.
Ray Levy has joined Mito to “further enhance the continued growth within Europe”. The company stated that Levy has joined with “over 30 years of technical and commercial experience in the hardcopy arena”, including at HP Inc, Xerox, Media Sciences and “more recently”...