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COVID-19 has wreaked havoc on the businesses and economies of countries all over the world. Although there is one area that has benefitted from the global disruption caused by this coronavirus, and that’s the environment.

It’s not an unreasonable desire to want to find the best printer on the market that takes the cheapest ink cartridges, especially now that more of us are working from home and don’t have access to the commercial printers that are available at the office.

It’s taken a long time for our society to recognise the importance of recycling waste, and in the wake of COVID-19 and the restrictions that have come with, you would be mistaken to believe that all of that hard work has fallen by the wayside.

In these unprecedented times, many of us are working from home and you may be concerned about getting supplies to maintain productivity. For many years now companies and individuals have been loyal to us because of our reliable service.

Recycling is a hot topic in any country of the world, and potentially more so in Australia with the recent changes dictated by China no longer accepting foreign waste.

COVID-19 has had an unprecedented impact on the entire world. Whether you are struggling to find provisions at the supermarket or your office has been closed requiring you to work from home...

It’s not surprising to see Epson have found their way into the spotlight once again, although this time it is not their printing aptitude that is being celebrated, but their sustainable printers that have been launched to service the business landscape.

It’s not every day that you hear Google retreating from business, as the tech giant has a track record of having the Midas touch.

The dust may have settled on the decision made by China to stop receiving Australia’s waste, but the nation is no closer to coming up with a solution that will assist the growing waste that resides on Australian soil.

Given the many advancements in printing technology, it is quite a feat to be named as an individual responsible for revolutionising printing as we know it.