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Research Is being conducted by Canon around the printing business to be aware of what issues professional printers are being faced with every day and what tools and resources would be effective in supporting them. The research is being conducted to aid the introduction of an environmental module within the Essential Business Builder Programme. The Essential Business Builder Programme offers tools, workshops and consultancy to help businesses in the professional printing industry. Environmental issues have really are a crucial issue in this industry. Canon are hoping the environmental module to the EBBP will assist professional print companies to change environmental issues into business opportunities. This module is also being implemented to help to ensure that the environment is an essential part of a successful, ongoing business plan.

Many producers in the photocopier and printing industries verdigrisproject.com/supporters have come together up to back a brand new scheme set up by Digital Dots. This scheme is launched to analyse the environmental impact of print media at every phase of the production chain. The new project, called Verdigris, aims to identify areas in the print industry that require the most interest and the results is going to be provided free to the industry. It is hoped that Verdigris can be really vital to the printing industry as a whole in decreasing the effect this industry has on the environment.

There are procedures that have been used to improve the use of bio-plastics in multifunctional printers and photocopiers. It has been shown that plastics containing plant-derived components require less oil and have 20 percent fewer manufacturing CO2 emissions than wholly petroleum based products. The use of these bio-plastics in the manufacturing of photocopiers has been limited up until recently due to their shortcomings within the areas of flame retardance, impact resistance, heat resistance and malleability. There is a new bio-plastic known as Ecodear which has been designed and reaches high levels of flame retardance, making it ideal for use in exterior parts of multifunctional photocopiers. Based on Sustainable Times magazine (Winter 2008/9 issue) Canon plans to use 10 tons of the material. Containing of 25 percent plant derived material, in 2009.

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Environmental Developments Around The Photocoping Industry!

By: Laura Wimble




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