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The coronavirus has understandably dominated the news cycle for most of the year, with stories of market dives and global lockdowns on a constant loop, and each of us impacted in different ways.

Continuous ink printers, or refillable printers as they are also known, started as a risky venture as aftermarket add-ons.

Close the Loop has presented incredible opportunities for the print technology industry, turning used printer cartridges into a tool for the future.

What would you have said if someone told you in 2019 that you would be a remote worker in the year ahead?

We all remember a time when the home printer was an integral part of the home office dynamic. Perhaps it got you through schooling or university, applying for jobs, creative holiday projects, or was simply there just in case you needed it.

A dollar saved is a dollar earned. For those looking for quick ways on how to reduce printing costs, check out our comprehensive guide on how to save money printing when at the office or at home. We guarantee there are some simple steps that you've been missing to saving money.

Many are referring to 2020 as a cancelled year, but we shouldn’t be too hasty in discrediting the strides we have made or the missed opportunities we failed to act on when it comes to recycling.

Recycling is no longer a best practise recommendation, but it’s actually an essential that is being pushed nationwide with generous Australian Government grants for recycling being put into play that promise Australia a waste solution that will see an environmental and financial return.

2020 is a year that no one could have planned for, but that’s not to say there haven’t been some silver linings along the way.