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Enterprise Hardware Recycling Program in India
By CXOtoday Staff
Mumbai, Jun 11, 2008

Hewlett-Packard (HP) announced the expansion of its product return and recycling program for enterprise customers in India. The Planet Partners Hardware Recycling Program (PPP) is part of the company's initiative to offer recycling programs that are convenient, environmentally sound, and consistent with its global commitment to corporate citizenship.

The program offers to take back end-of-life HP and non-HP computing equipment like personal computers, laptops, computer monitors, handhelds, notebooks, servers, printers, scanners, and fax machines. It also includes external components such as cables, mice, and keyboards.

Jean-Claude Vanderstraeten, director (Environmental Management) of HP Asia Pacific and Japan said, "The number of PCs, servers, print cartridges, and other electronics reaching the end of their usable life is growing rapidly. It is critical that we work with our customers to explore innovative approaches to electronics recycling so we can offer the most environmentally responsible solutions available while providing them with convenient choices."


This approach to product reuse and recycling will help to divert material from landfill to environmentally sound recycling.


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We have developed an IT solution software which can manage the electronic recyling processes. This solution is widely delpoyed in many corporates, govermant sectors, banks etc. in the UK and United States. If anyone are looking for such solution in India. We can help!
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THIS IS GOOD IDEA WHICH HP HAS HAS TAKEN. THERE ARE LOTS OF COMPANY WHO HAVE DEAD SYSTEM IN STOCK JUST FOR NOTHING. IF HP HAS PLANNED TO TO HAVE PLANT FOR RECYCYLING IJ INDI THAN THIS IS THIS GREAT OPPORUNITY FOR INDIAN TOO. THANKS/MARK.
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HP should start allowing refilled laser cartridges in their printers when in warranty and not insist on their original cartridges which they do now.
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Very Good Actios on part with HP,as one of resposible Corporates
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