E-WASTE - How do I do it or where should I take it?
E-Waste scheme aims:
regional and remote locations.
A number of options when dealing with your old Printer or Multi-Function Centre® include:
If the machine is still working, give it away. This reduces waste and pollution too. Other options include selling it on
e-Bay or Gumtree for example.
Some charities and social enterprises will accept used electronic equipment. Please phone first to check.
‘Cartridges 4 Planet Ark' is an effective way of used ink or toner cartridges. Brother is a full member of this
program and the cost of collecting, transporting and recycling the cartridges, as well as promoting the program,
is paid for by the participating manufacturers of the Planet Ark program.
Brother Australia are a strong advocate of ANZRP because electronic waste does not need to end up in landfill.
There are a now a number different ways we can deal with the issue of disposing an old Printer or Multi-Function Centre® .
For more information about Brother’s commitment to the environment and recycling, please go to http://www.brotherearth.com
To find your nearest collection site go to www.recyclingnearyou.com.au
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