Use of recycled content

Use of recycled content

According to Plastic Oceans, half of all plastic produced is for single use, meaning it is used for only minutes and then thrown away. That's 380 million tons per year. This is why HP has engineered their Original HP Ink Cartridges to be made of both recycled ocean-bound plastic bottles and recycled HP Cartridges. Download this brochure, "Use of recycled content" from HP and ViewTech Group. It describes what HP is doing to reduce, reuse and recycle to help save our planet. Included on the brochure is a detailed listing of the amount of recycled plastics HP uses in each of its Original HP Ink Cartridges.

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Use of recycled content published by ViewTech Group

ViewTech Group specializes in Business Intelligence consulting, software implementation and ongoing maintenance, creative content, and technical support. We can also provide value add services to take advantage of your data through comprehensive digital signage solutions, including integrated design, hardware procurement and installation. ViewTech brings together industry leaders from a variety of industries including information technology, healthcare, higher education, finance, and marketing. We look forward to developing a comprehensive plan to turn your goals into reality!

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