Every aspect of GM Technology revolves around sustainability and we have always been committed to continuous improvement to minimize the environmental impact of our activities. Reducing waste and using resources are the two fundamental pillars of our business, but recently we have decided to expand our environmental strategy, improving our production process to prevent pollution
While Europe is moving towards an ecological transition thanks to its Circular Economy Action Plan, which proposes regulations that promote energy efficiency, durability and repairability of products, the United States is also making progress on sustainable policies and practices. Last June 3rd, the New York State Senate passed the “Digital Fair Repair Act” bill, the
Recently, in several European countries, there is a trend, by public administrations and governments, to purchase or rent sustainable products and sanction those that are single-use. This is what happened in Spain last July, when the Spanish Ministry of the Interior cancelled a tender that excluded independent remanufactured consumables. The tender encouraged the procurement of
GM Technology has recently launched the production of a new line of remanufactured components, which has been added to its portfolio from the 1st of October. These include different types and brands of drum units, fuser units, transfer belts and developer units. GM Technology incorporated these products as an extension of its current range of
BS 8887-220:2010 “Design for Manufacture, Assembly, Disassembly and End-of-Life Treatment” is a European standard for remanufactured products. It is granted through the Kitemark certification, registered and operated by the British Standards Institution (BSI). The only certification mark for remanufactured products BS 8887-220:2010 certification of Kitemark is the only existing certification mark for remanufactured products. It
Last March, the European Commission rejected the Voluntary Agreement signed by manufacturers in the printing industry, because it was not “green” enough. It did not respect the sustainability objectives set out in the Circular Economy Action Plan, which is part of the European Green Deal. The European Commission is currently working on preparing regulatory measures
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