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27 Oct 2009
Buying group Integra Office Solutions has teamed up with used cartridge specialist K2 Supplies to provide members with a web site to manage their recycling activities.
The site will allow Integra members to order Freepost envelopes or arrange collection for the recycling of inkjet and toner printer cartridges, as well as mobile phones. It will also provide a returns price list.
Updated information on recycling procedures will also be provided to help users advise their customers and free recycling boxes will be provided by consumables specialist Antalis. The first 50 members to arrange a collection through the web site will be rewarded with free cinema tickets.
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Integra's commercial director Bob Davies said: "We are pleased to be able to further support members by giving them access to a wealth of information and by streamlining the way they handle the recycling of printer supplies and mobile phones."
Duncan Brown, Integra’s account manager at K2 Supplies, added: “We are proud of the strong relationship we have built with both Integra and its members. We have launched this new web site so members can easily access the latest information on the recycling scheme and to provide an easy-to-access streamlined service.”
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