Brother's printers and All-in-Ones are used by a wide range of customers around the world.
There are two main types of printing methods: laser and inkjet.
With the laser printing method, colored powder known as “toner” is fused onto paper using heat, whereas with the inkjet method, liquid ink is sprayed directly onto the paper.
Toner and ink are each supplied in a special container called a “cartridge” which need replacing with new ones when they run out.
For over 20 years, Brother has been collecting used toner cartridges, which they remanufacture and recycle into as-good-as-new products at their carbon-neutral remanufacturing facilities, and then sell them to customers to be used again. With this extensive experience, Brother has also developed a similar initiative to collect and remanufacture used inkjet cartridges in Europe.