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Would recycling of surplus printer toner cartridges be appropriate, considering the shelf life, the original purchase cost, and possible improper disposal after sale?

April 26, 2017appropriate cartridges considering life original printer recycling shelf surplus toner

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Would recycling of surplus printer toner cartridges be appropriate, considering the shelf life, the original purchase cost, and possible improper disposal after sale?

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Federal agencies and facilities may use manufacturer take-back services through one of two methods: exchange/sales or abandonment/destruction. If a federal agency or facility is using a manufacturer’s take-back service that is provided because the product is registered with the Electronic Product Environmental Assessment Tool (EPEAT), there is no need for further due diligence.