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The world is changing now the digital age is upon us. Nearly every person in the world has a mobile device or tablet in their pocket, making access to information that much easier.

If you think of the current linear structure as a straight line from manufacture to end of life, the circular economy is one which eliminates waste by recovering and reapplying all the materials from a product so that those materials can be reintroduced into the manufacturing stage.

Sustainability is a loaded word wearing many faces, with programs growing to a point where everyday office materials and technologies are no longer contributing to landfill.

Technology continues to evolve, pushing us forward to a point where we exist in a world that is more science fiction than what you will see in movies gone by. While the benefits of a technology-driven world present untold advantages, it’s not without its drawbacks.

Let it be said that there is a long road ahead to zero waste, but the strides taken in the last decade are getting us there...

Over the last 19 years, HP has forged a defined path in sustainable business, committed to recycling used inkjet and laser jet supplies, subsequently reducing the damage incurred on the environment.

When it comes to printing your professional and personal materials, there’s more to consider beyond what size and stock.

Recycling is a hotly debated topic and an area that has seen enormous growth in recent years. As the standard climbs, and innovation reaches new heights, where does Australia fit in all this?

There’s something about the physical touch of paper that can never be replaced by a screen.

In Australia we buy millions of printer cartridges a year, both inkjet and toner.