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Nov 01
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Virtulytix Selects Green Office as Leader in Managed Print Services

By Efficient, Green ABLE, Green Office, Innovation, Managed Print, Managed Print Environments, Managed Print Expectations, Managed Print Services, Managed Print Solutions, MPS, Office Printing, Print Environment, Printing Industry

Virtulytix has recognised Green Office as a leader in Managed Print Services (MPS). Green Office was one of seven independent channel partners that Virtulytix selected to participate in the 2018 Leaders Index for MPS Channel Partners, based on demonstrated leadership in MPS.

The Leaders Index for MPS Channel Partners is a collection of hand-selected, independent MPS partners from around the world that are regarded as the Gold Standard in Managed Print and Document Services. Virtulytix classifies this index of elite providers from across North America, Africa and Europe as a lens to view the current landscape of MPS.

Award-winning-business

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Nov 09
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Green ABLE Wins Award for Cartridge and Toner Recycling Programme

By Cartridge Solutions, Eco-Friendly, Efficient, Green ABLE, Green Office, Innovation, Remanufactured Toner Cartridges, Sustainability

It is estimated that over 1.3 billion printer cartridges are sold every year, and according to the International Data Corporation (IDC), more than 12 million laser and ink cartridges are imported into South Africa annually. 

Print Cartridge and Toner Recycling Programme

The question is, how many of these laser and ink cartridges end up in landfills?

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Jun 20
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Reduce Your Carbon Footprint, Recycle Your Printer Cartridges

By Carbon Footprint, Cartridge Solutions, Eco-Friendly, Efficient, Green ABLE, Green Office, Innovation, Remanufactured Toner Cartridges, Sustainability

Did you know that more than 80% of all inkjet and laser toner cartridges used in South Africa are thrown away when empty?  This means that more than 12 million cartridges end up in landfills each year, taking up to a thousand years for each to decompose.  

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