1. HP Print Cartridges can help you meet your sustainability goals.

2. Original HP Cartridges help you meet your sustainability goals.
Help Protect Indoor Air Quality1
Increase recycling and buy recycled content
Reduce waste
Buy from a sustainability leader2
• HP designs its print cartridges with sustainability in mind.
Many customers have sustainability programs with specific goals that they are striving to meet. Purchasing Original HP cartridges can help customers make progress on their goals like:
Original HP cartridges are designed to meet strict eco label requirements for emissions (like EPEAT), helping to maintain indoor air quality
• HP offers recycling in more than 50 countries for HP print cartridges through the HP Planet Partners program.
HP’s closed loop recycling process uses recycled HP cartridges as raw material to make new HP cartridges. HP cartridges returned through HP Planet Partners are never refilled, resold or sent to a landfill.
• Using Original HP toner cartridges results in less paper wasted on reprints.
• Customers want to know that they are purchasing from a supplier who is concerned about the full dimensions of sustainability: HP is recognized as a global leader in sustainability. HP was awarded the Global 100 award, as one of the top 100 most sustainable companies in the world. See awards:
2018 Global 100 Most Sustainable Corporations in the World. HP placed 77th overall (up from 82nd) on this annual listing compiled by Corporate Knights, a Canadian-based media and research company. Close to 5,900 companies were evaluated by the Global 100 staff using 17 key environmental, social, and governance indicators.
HP Products meet indoor air quality requirements
Original HP cartridges are designed to meet strict eco label requirements for emissions, helping to maintain indoor air quality
HP offers free recycling and uses recycled content in new HP cartridges
HP is the best environmental choice for quality and sustainability
Using Original HP toner cartridges results in less paper wasted on reprints.
HP products are backed by a recognized sustainability program
HP is recognized as a global leader in sustainability.
1 Dec 2017 WKI Blue Angel Indoor Air Quality compliance study, commissioned by HP. The study tested 4 New Build Compatible toner cartridge brands sold as substitutes for HP LaserJet Pro MFP M425dn with cartridge 280A. The tests were carried out in compliance with Blue Angel RAL-UZ 205. See
1Dec 2017 WKI Blue Angel Indoor Air Quality compliance study, commissioned by HP. The study tested 4 New Build Compatible toner cartridge brands sold as substitutes for HP LaserJet Pro MFP M425dn with cartridge 280A. The tests were carried out in compliance with Blue Angel RAL-UZ 205. See Global 100 Most Sustainable Corporations in the World. HP placed 77th overall on this annual listing compiled by Corporate Knights, a Canadian-based media and research company.
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3. Help Protect Indoor Air Quality
Next we would like to talk about how HP print systems are designed to meet indoor air quality requirements.
A printing system consists of HP printer, paper, and toner cartridge.
Help Protect Indoor Air Quality

4. Increase Recycling & Buy Recycled Content
Customers want to increase the amount of material that they are recycling in their office, as well as purchase products with recycled content. HP can help customers with these goals through our closed loop recycling process.
Increase Recycling & Buy Recycled Content

5. HP's approach Design products that are recyclable
Offer options to recycle computing products and print cartridges in 74 countries and territories1
Use recycled content in new HP products
Did you know that customers have recycled more than 3.3 billion pounds of hardware and print cartridges through the HP Planet Partners program?
Since 1987, HP has recycled more than 3.3 billion pounds of hardware and print cartridges, equaling the weight of more than 8,000 blue whales (1 blue whale=400,000 pounds)
For many people, recycling is the simplest circular economy concept to understand. The notion that everyday products, such as soda bottles, can be collected, recycled, and turned into new bottles is pretty straightforward. But recycling products, such as PCs, printers, or cartridges, is more complex.
HP has been a recycling leader for decades, developing innovations that enable us to reduce our products’ environmental impact and meet our customers’ demands to reduce waste. For example, 25 years ago we launched the HP Planet Partners return and recycling program. Through this program, we have collected more than 3.3 billion pounds of hardware and supplies—the equivalent weight of more than 150 Eiffel Towers.
We offer convenient and responsible end-of-life service reuse and recycling options in 74 countries and territories. Since 1987 we have recovered more than 1.8 million tonnes of hardware and supplies.
1 Program availability varies. For details, see
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6. Free and convenient recycling at hp.com/recycle
Several options for large quantities of cartridges to recycle
HP offers free and convenient options for recycling Original HP toner cartridges and Samsung toner cartridges too!
US ONLY: HP provides a free label in every box of Original HP A4 toner that can be used to ship one toner or a box of toner back to HP.
If your office does not have any empty cardboard boxes, you can order a free box for recycling HP toner, or HP ink cartridges.
Pallet: If your office has a lot of cartridges to recycle, you can arrange for free and convenient recycling by the pallet.
It all starts at hp.com/recycle
Free label in every box of Original HP toner can be used to ship one toner or a box of toner back to HP
Order a free box which includes a postage paid label for 8–20 HP or Samsung cartridges
Recycle by the pallet to help provide environmental efficiency and send large volumes of HP or Samsung cartridges back to HP
1 Program availability varies. For details, see
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7. Free and convenient recycling options for customers
HP offers many free and convenient recycling options for consumers and small businesses too.
HP has partnered with Best Buy, Office Depot/Max, Staples and Walmart for free convenient drop off locations for print cartridges. Customers can bring ink cartridges to any of these locations and they can bring HP or Samsung toner cartridges to Staples. All HP cartridges returned to these authorized collection partners are recycling through the HP Planet Partners program.
INK: customers can also order free recycling envelopes to return HP ink cartridges for recycling. If customers have many ink cartridges to recycle, they can order a box for free recycling.
TONER: US ONLY: HP provides a free label in every box of Original HP A4 toner that can be used to ship one toner or a box of toner back to HP.
Customers can also order a free box for returning toner back to HP.
Drop off at one of HP’s Authorized Recycling partners:
Order a free recycling envelope suitable for shipping 6–8 empty ink cartridges at a time
Mail in your HP LaserJet toner cartridge using the free enclosed label
You can strap up to 8 toner boxes together and use one label
Best Buy
Staples
Office Depot/Max
Walmart
1 Program availability varies. For details, see Please contact the HP Planet Partners call center at to order free recycling boxes or envelopes. Help is available Monday through Friday 8:00am to 8:00pm Eastern (closed on major U.S. holidays).
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8. Turn empty print cartridges into PurchasEdge points
PurchasEdge customers can earn points by recycling with HP Planet Partners. Increase your points by recycling in bulk.
Original HP ink
(per cartridge)
Original HP or Samsung LaserJet toner
Individual Return
2 points
5 points
Box/Pallet
10 points
Customers who participate in the HP PurchasEdge recycling program can earn additional PE points by recycling with HP Planet Partners. They simply go to the PurchasEdge website in order to learn more about how to return their cartridges to HP and earn more points. Customers who return cartridges by the box can contribute to greater environemtnal efficiency as well as earn more points per cartridge.  Customers count the number of cartridges that they are recycling and enter the information into the PurchasEdge web site, along with some shipping information.
For customers who buy more than about $200k in supplies per year and have just a few locations, they may be able to enroll in the Auto Tracking program. These customers are recycling at least a box of cartridges per month. These customers can send their cartridges back to HP Planet Partners –and we’ll do the counting for them. HP will automatically update the number of cartridges that they have returned and the number of PE points earned in their PE account.  HP sales representatives should contact the US supplies recycling lead (Shelley Zimmer) in order to determine if their customer qualifies for this program.
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9. HP’s Closed Loop Process
When cartridges are returned to HP Planet Partners, they go through a closed loop recycling process.
Customers buy Original HP toner or ink cartridges for their quality and reliability.
Customers recycle the print cartridges for free. They can choose from many convenient options at hp.com/recycle
When cartridges are shipped to an HP recycling facility, they are first sorted by cartridge type for efficient processing. Then they are shredded or disassembled to break them down to their raw materials (plastics, metals, labels etc. are all separated)
Fun fact: HP disassembles certain print cartridges (reverse manufacturing) which increases the amount of material extracted by up to 50%)
4. ink: HP adds other post consumer recycled plastics like water bottles or apparel hangers. Some of the plastic bottles were ocean bound plastics from HP’s partnership with a program in Haiti. Toner: HP does not add other post consumer plastics (yet)
5. HP reformulates the materials to ensure that all components meet HP’s demanding engineering specifications so that the new recycled material is a drop in replacement for the cartridge materials.
6. The closed loop process repeats (over and over)….
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10. Advancing responsible recycling in Haiti
Purchasing recycled PET plastic to manufacture new HP print cartridges
Providing workers with educational, training, and healthcare opportunities
Driving a more inclusive circular economy by opening up markets for collected plastic
Sourced more than 170 tons of likely ocean-bound plastic (over 8.3 million plastic bottles)
HP has formed a partnership with a program in Haiti to source some of its plastic bottles for Original HP ink cartridges from a non proif
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11. HP Planet Partners celebrate 25 years of supplies recycling, making a difference together
784 million
4 billion
86 million
recycled HP cartridges1 from 60 countries
recycled plastic bottles1
recycled hangers1
After 25 years of supplies recycling, we have achieved several milestones:
Customers and HP have recycled more than 784 million HP cartridges from more than 60 countries and territories in the world
We’ve used more than 4 billion plastic bottles and more than 86 million recycled hangers along with 717 million pounds of recycled cartridges to make 3.9 billion new HP ink or toner cartridges with recycled content.
Today, 100% of HP toner cartridges contain recycled content (38% closed loop recycled content) and 80% of HP ink cartridges contain recycled content.
Combined to manufacture new HP ink & toner cartridges
1. impact
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12. HP in action: closed-loop recycling program
Manufacturing new cartridges using returned HP cartridges and other plastics contributes to a circular economy
1 million
30% smaller
60% less
39% less
HP is already driving toward the “circular economy” approach across our value chain, by designing out waste, building in product longevity, and offering you ongoing services rather than simply selling you products. We use this approach in initiatives such as our “closed loop” print supplies recycling program, developed in collaboration with key recycling and materials suppliers and partners.
We produce new Original HP ink cartridges using recycled plastic from used cartridges and plastic from other sources, including recycled bottles. For example, we have supported the worldwide recycling infrastructure by using more than 4 billion bottles and 86 million apparel hangers destined for landfills in the manufacture of more than 2.5 billion ink cartridges.
This sustainable approach has tremendous economic benefits as well. We reduce fossil fuel consumption, are less dependent on raw material extraction, and far less susceptible to price fluctuations of those raw materials.
Plus, we are able to reduce our carbon footprint and the impact our operations may have on climate change. For example:
The recycled plastic used in Original HP ink cartridges has up to a 30% smaller carbon footprint than the virgin polyethylene terephthalate (PET) plastic in HP ink cartridges.1
By using recycled polyethylene terephthalate (rPET) plastics in our print cartridges rather than new plastics, we are able to reduce fossil fuel consumption of the plastics by 60%.2 Based on our 2013 production of RPET cartridges containing recycled plastic, that’s like saving more than 42,000 barrels of oil.
By using rPET plastics in our print cartridges rather than new plastics, HP is able to reduce water consumption by 39%.3 In one year alone, HP saved 7 billion gallons of water by using rPET rather than new PET plastics.
1 For rPET cartridges produced in 2013 and beyond. Based on a 2014 life cycle assessment (LCA) performed by Four Elements Consulting and commissioned by HP. The study compared the environmental impact of using polyethelene terephthalate (PET) plastic with the environmental impact of using rPET to manufacture new Original ink cartridges.
2 Calculated with the EPA Greenhouse Gas Equivalencies Calculator. For details, see
3 Calculated with the U.S. Department of Interior, U.S. Geological Survey data
In the past five years, HP has helped divert on average more than one million bottles per day.1
Recycled plastic has up to a 30% smaller footprint than virgin plastic.2
HP processes enable a 60% reduction in system fossil fuel consumption2
HP’s processes allow HP to use 39% less water per year2
2 For rPET and recycled polypropylene cartridges produced in 2017 and beyond. Based on a 2018 life cycle assessment (LCA) performed by Four Elements Consulting and commissioned by HP.
2. The study compared the environmental impact of using polyethylene terephthalate (PET) plastic with the environmental impact of using recycled PET and the impact of using polypropylene and recycled polypropelene to manufacture
new Original ink cartridges. For details see
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13. of Original HP toner cartridges contain recycled content
HP Planet Partners
Helps you buy office supplies with recycled content
80%
100%
of Original HP ink cartridges contain recycled content.
of Original HP toner cartridges contain recycled content
Today HP offers a broad closed loop program for supplies recycling.
Now, 80% of Original HP ink cartridges are made with recycled content.  (80% of Original HP ink cartridges contain closed loop material)
100% of Original HP toner cartridges are made with recycled content (38% of Original HP toner cartridges contain closed loop material)
Footnote: 80% of Original HP ink cartridges contain between 45-70% recycled content. 100% of Original HP toner cartridges contain between 5-38% post-consumer or post-industrial recycled content. Does not include toner bottles. See  list.
80% of Original HP ink cartridges contain between 45-70% recycled content. 100% of Original HP toner cartridges contain between 5-38% post-consumer or post-industrial recycled content. Does not include toner bottles. See  list.
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14. Help Reduce Waste

15. Raising the bar on energy efficiency
Since 2005, HP has reduced energy consumption of our product portfolio by 50% on average1
2018
2008
HP LaserJet Pro M203d
1996
HP LaserJet P1006
1984
HP LaserJet 5m
Annual energy cost: <$1
Used 6 kWh per year
Printed up to 30 ppm
Auto-on/Auto-off Auto Duplexing Jet Intelligence toner
HP LaserJet II
Annual energy cost: $3
Used 27 kWh per year
Printed up to 17 ppm
Annual energy cost: $37
Used 290 kWh per year
Printed up to 12 ppm
Instant-on technology
HP has been working to reduce the footprint of its products over many years. HP can help customers reduce their energy use by designing new features that reduce energy consumption of its products.
See the progress:
In 1984, HP introduced the HP LJ 2 which printed at up to 8 ppm and cost up to $56/year in energy cost alone.
Since then, HP has introduced technologies like HP Instant on technology, Auto On/Auto off, Auto duplexing and Jet Intelligence toner.
Due to these innovations, a similar printer to the HP LJ 2 prints up to 30 ppm but costs less than $1 in annual energy cost.
Instant on: printer “sleeps” when not in use but “wakes up” fast for a quick first page out.
Auto on/Auto off: Printer automatically turns on when it’s needed and turns off when it’s not in use
JetIntelligence toner: HP’s newest generation of toner is designed to work with the printer to enable low fusing temperature and thus low energy use.
Page 98 HP Sustainable Impact Report 2017
Since 2010, the energy consumption of our
personal systems products dropped by 43%,
on average, despite the general increase in
software power demands during that period.
This included average reductions of 49%
in desktops, 32% in notebooks, and 36% in
workstations.9 During that timeframe, we
have reduced energy consumption of our
HP LaserJet portfolio by 56%, on average,10
and the energy consumption of our HP inkjet
portfolio by 20%, on average.11
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New Footnote:
The average energy consumption (based on ENERGY STAR® program’s Typical Electricity Consumption (TEC)) of HP
products was estimated annually between 2010 and 2015 using high-volume product lines representative of the
overall shipped product volume. The high-volume product lines include HP LaserJet.
Annual energy cost: $56
Used 586 kWh per year
Printed up to 8 ppm
: 1 The average energy consumption (based on ENERGY STAR® program’s Typical Electricity Consumption (TEC)) of HP
products was estimated annually between 2010 and 2015 using high-volume product lines representative of the
overall shipped product volume. The high-volume product lines include HP LaserJet.
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16. Life Cycle Assessment for Imitation cartridges
Four Elements Consulting performed a Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) which compared the environmental impacts of Original HP Toner Cartridges to imitation toner cartridges.
The study found that imitation toner cartridges can use 29% more pages to get the same job done than Original HP toner cartridges due to HP’s outstanding print quality leading to fewer reprints.
Clone impact
+55%
+44%
+48%
+50%
+40%
+54%
+36%
+43%
HP Impact
Bring handout
Reprints – customers are patients so documents must be clear.  Important in healthcare.  Test results
Who is Four Elements?
Four Elements is a consulting firm that specializes in Life Cycle Management with an emphasis on Life Cycle Assessment and Greenhouse Gas services.  With over 19 years of experience, Four Elements helps organizations in the public and private sector find valuable environmental and cost management solutions.  Projects range in the areas of electronics, green construction and building materials, renewable and nonrenewable energy, mining and metals, textiles, and bio-based products. 
What is a Life Cycle Assessment?
A Life Cycle Assessment models a product’s environmental footprint, from materials sourcing to end-of-life, and provides metrics such as air and water impacts, human and ecological health, resource depletion, and climate change potential. LCAs are widely used by governments, businesses and others to support environmental decision making.
Study conclusion
Results showed that across all areas studied, remanufactured cartridges had an equal or higher environmental impact than Original HP toner cartridges. Additionally, paper use during printing—not cartridge manufacturing or production—is the greatest contributor to the environmental impact of toner cartridges. 
Purpose of the study
HP commissioned Four Elements Consulting, LLC to perform an environmental Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) study which compared the  environmental impacts of Original HP toner cartridges with remanufactured cartridges sold as substitutes. The LCA adheres to the International Standards Organization (IS O) series and evaluates all phases of the life of the cartridges, from material sourcing, manufacturing, use, and end-of-life disposition. For the purposes of this comparison, a remanufactured cartridge result within 10% of HP’s baseline in an impact category is considered to be on par with that of an Original HP toner cartridge. A remanufactured cartridge result that is more than 10% above the baseline for an Original HP LaserJet toner cartridge is considered to reflect an environmental impact that exceeds HP’s in a particular impact category. 
Products studied
HP selected the CF280A (80A) and CF283A (83A) toner cartridges which are replacement cartridges for the HP LaserJet Pro 400 M401n and HP LaserJet Pro M127fn printers, respectively. These  models were chosen because they are popular in the North American market and have a wide selection of aftermarket cartridges available. The HP 80A and 83A cartridges were compared to remanufactured cartridges of the same model. A remanufactured cartridge is defined as a once-used OEM cartridge that has been disassembled, inspected, cleaned, repaired, and has had some parts replaced. The cartridge is then refilled with non-OEM toner and reassembled. This analysis does not intend to mirror one specific brand of remanufactured cartridge.
Imitation toner cartridges can use sixteen times the paper for reprinting due to poor quality pages as compared to Original HP cartridges1
Imitation toner cartridges have a 55% larger carbon footprint than Original HP cartridges1
16x
Four Elements Consulting LCA study, commissioned by HP, compared Original HP 80A and 83A monochrome toner cartridges with a sample of NBC alternatives across eight environmental impact categories. For more, visit The LCA leverages a SpencerLab 2016 study, commissioned by HP, comparing Original HP LaserJet toner cartridges with three brands of NBC toner cartridges sold in NA. For details, see (Branded Report)
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17. Sustainability Leadership
Customrs also want to know that they are purchasing products from a trusted company with a reliable supply chain that has a transparent sustainable program.
Sustainability Leadership

18. Sustainable Impact Planet People Community
HP’s sustainability program is called HP Sustainable Impact and it has 3 pillars:
Planet: addressing environmental concerns
People: ensuring that HP’s employees and supply chain are treated to uphold human rights
Community: striving to bring positive impact in the communities where we live and work
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19. Recognized as one of the world’s most sustainable companies
Named to 2018 CDP Climate Change “A” List; achieved a spot on 2019 Supplier Engagement Leader Board
Recognized as an industry leader for commitment to address forced labor in supply chain
Earned 14th spot on Gartner Supply Chain Top 25 list with perfect 10 for efforts in corporate social responsibility
Received Gold Medal Award for International Corporate Achievement in Sustainable Development
With 2018 rankings, listed on the World Index for the 7th time in a row
Named one of the 100 Most Sustainable Corporations in the World
Recognized for continued commitment to delivering product energy efficiency
Included on the FTSE4Good Index since 2003
Received 100% on Corporate Equality Index for
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HP Awards Page:
Key highlights:
2018 CDP Climate Change “A” List. For the 5th year in a row, HP achieved a place on the CDP Climate Change “A” List for our actions to cut emissions, mitigate climate risks, and develop the low-carbon economy. In 2018, more than 650 investors with over $87 trillion in assets, and 115 major purchasing organizations with $3.3 trillion in purchasing power, requested data from CDP related to environmental impacts, risks, and opportunities. In 2018, more than 7,000 companies disclosed environmental data for independent assessment by CDP and 138 made the “A” List.
2019 CDP’s Supplier Engagement Leader Board. For the 3rd year in a row, HP earned a spot on the CDP Supplier Engagement Leader Board for its work to manage carbon and climate change across its supply chain. This year, CDP assessed 5,000 companies as part of its review process, and HP was one of 130 companies to place on the leader board.
2018 CDP Forest “A” List. For the 3rd consecutive year, HP received a leadership ranking (“A-”) on CDP’s Forests List for managing and reducing deforestation risks associated with sourced commodities like timber used in HP-branded paper and packaging.
Dow Jones Sustainability Index. For the 7th year in a row, HP was named to the Dow Jones Sustainability World Index (DJSI). Launched in 1999, the DJSI rankings are the longest-running global sustainability benchmarks worldwide—scoring companies across economic, environmental, and social components. These rankings have become a key reference point for investors and companies.
FTSE4Good Index. Since 2003, HP been named to the FTSE4Good Index, which is designed to help investors integrate environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors into their investment decisions. The indexes identify companies that better manage ESG risks and are used as a basis for tracker funds, structured products, and as a performance benchmark. The ESG ratings are used by investors who wish to incorporate ESG factors into their investment decision making processes, or as a framework for corporate engagement and stewardship.
EcoVadis Gold Corporate Social Responsibility Ratings. HP was named to this ranking for the 9th time in a row. HP was ranked in the top 1% of suppliers assessed in the computers and peripheral equipment manufacturing sector, as well as in all sectors, in this annual corporate social responsibility assessment. This rating system assesses and benchmarks a company’s performance in environment, labor practices, fair business practices, and suppliers.
KnowTheChain. Our efforts to combat forced labor in the supply chain have been recognized by KnowTheChain, which ranked HP second in its 2018 benchmarking of ICT companies. Companies were evaluated based on seven categories: commitment and governance, traceability and risk assessment, purchasing practices, recruitment, worker voice, monitoring, and remedy.
World Environment Center Gold Medal Award. HP received the Gold Medal Award for International Corporate Achievement in Sustainable Development from the World Environment Center. This award recognizes our overall sustainability efforts, including our ongoing efforts to reduce the environmental impact of our operations, supply chain, and products; our comprehensive supply chain responsibility and circular economy programs; and our commitment to using our technology, experience, and expertise on behalf of the underserved populations who need that help most.
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). HP was named a 2018 ENERGY STAR Partner of the Year winner in the Product Brand Owner category. In selecting HP, the U.S. EPA noted our continued commitment to energy efficiency, including an ever-expanding array of ENERGY STAR certified products. This award supports our belief that improved energy performance can be good for the environment and good for business.
Guia EXAME de Sustentabilidade. For the 5th time, HP was chosen as one of the top five companies in the electronics sector for our social, environmental, and economic performance by Guia EXAME de Sustentabilidade, a media outlet that conducts an annual review of corporate responsibility performance in Brazil. HP was recognized in 2013, 2014, 2016, 2017, and 2018.
Gartner’s Supply Chain Top 25 List. HP is among the world’s best for how we manage our supply chain, earning the 14th spot on Gartner’s 2018 Supply Chain Top 25 list. Gartner’s list recognizes companies with supply chains that deliver outstanding business performance while showing a strong commitment to corporate social responsibility.
2019 Global 100 Most Sustainable Corporations in the World. HP placed 39th overall (up from 77th) on this annual listing compiled by Corporate Knights, a Canadian-based media and research company. Close to 7,500 companies were evaluated on key environmental, social, and governance indicators. Corporate Knights CEO Toby Heaps said the Global 100 companies “show that doing what is good for the world can also be good for financial performance.”
2018 Best Places to Work for LGBTQ Equality. HP scored 100% on the U.S.-based Human Rights Campaign Corporate Equality Index, making the company one of the Best Places to Work for LGBTQ Equality for the 15th consecutive year. In 2018, 609 major businesses earned a top score of 100%.
Mediacorp Canada. HP was recognized by Mediacorp Canada as one of Canada’s greenest employers for the 11th year in a row. This honor highlights those employers that lead Canada in creating a culture of environmental awareness in their organizations.
Rated among the top technology companies for corporate social responsibility efforts
For 6th time, HP Brazil recognized for sustainability efforts
Named one of Canada’s Greenest Employers for 11th year in a row
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20. “The betterment of our society is not a job to be left to a few
“The betterment of our society is not a job to be left to a few. It is a responsibility to be shared by all.”
- Dave Packard
From HP’s perspective Global Citizenship has been in our DNA since 1957 when it was incorporated as one of our seven corporate objectives. With global citizenship we fulfil our responsibility to society by being an economic force, an intellectual force, and a social asset to each of the communities and countries in which we operate.
And so this leadership takes us into the future and helps us grow sustainably.
HP is committed to sustainability because it enables all of us to capitalize on what we do best, anticipate the next wave of challenges, and create opportunities through the power of technology.
We believe sustainability is about more than just respecting the environment and conserving natural resources. And it goes far beyond just being a good corporate citizen.
Sustainability makes us better at fulfilling our corporate objectives and meeting our customers’ needs. Better at engaging and developing our people. And better able to deliver profitable growth and business stability over the long term.
Through our actions and investments in advancing sustainability, we strengthen our communities. We minimize the environmental footprint of our customers, operations, and supply chain. And we uphold respect for human rights around the world.
NOTE: Image of Dave Packard, one of HP’s founders.
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21. HP Instant Ink reduces the environmental footprint of buying ink
86% lower energy
89% lower carbon footprint
89% lower water footprint
Did you know HP Instant Ink is designed to reduce the environmental impact of buying ink in traditional ways?
Instant ink is HP’s most eco-efficient consumer printing solution
HP Instant Ink helps reduce the carbon footprint of buying and disposal  of ink by 84%.
HP Instant Ink helps reduce water use by 89%.
HP Instant Ink helps reduce energy use by 86%.
HP Instant Ink helps reduce packaging and materials by 57% per printed page.
Plus, you’ll never run out of ink again and you’ll save up to 50%!
 We looked at disposal and we looked at using instant ink vs. recycling at a drop off location. In any case, Instant ink reduces the co2 footprint.
1 Compared with non-subscription purchase of the same HP Ink cartridges. Based on a 2017 life cycle assessment (LCA) performed by Four Elements Consulting and commissioned by HP. Average program savings comparing HP Instant ink versus alternative purchase options Data and assumptions drawn from six years of customer data in the US.   
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