The company’s case study on environmentally responsible alternatives to single-use printer cartridges garnered coveted Outstanding Case Study recognition.
Clover Imaging Group (Clover Imaging) has recently received recognition from the Sustainable Purchasing Leadership Council (SPLC) for their case study surrounding the sustainability of remanufactured printer cartridges. SPLC’s annual awards recognise companies who take the lead in innovative procurement strategies and demonstrate a firm commitment to sustainability.
Clover Imaging’s study outlined how the company’s short- and long-term corporate sustainability goals are supported by strategies and actions that are built on the principles of a circular economy methodology to reduce environmental impact at every stage of the supply chain.
Using problem solving and accountability, Clover Imaging said its business practices have resulted in several targeted solutions that reach beyond the obvious environmental benefits of the product itself, including reducing packaging, recycling cartridges through collections programs, and offsetting paper usage through reforestation efforts.
Eric Martin, President of Clover Imaging Group, was delighted at the inclusion in the 2020 Leadership Awards line-up. “We are honoured to be included as the recipient of an Outstanding Case Study Certificate for our continuing work in reducing environmental impact through sustainable partnerships, an emphasis on practices that support a circular economy, and a commitment to ongoing sustainability improvements.”
He further noted that Clover Imaging’s remanufactured cartridges use 44% fewer natural resources, have a 51% smaller impact to the environment, and consume 79% less total material than single-use printer cartridges.
Clover Imaging said it is committed to raising sustainability standards while providing its customers with not only the highest quality products, but innovative ways to increase and document their own sustainability efforts.
