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Canon marks 2007 Earth Day

Tuesday 01 May, 2007

In news which may be of interest to users of Canon laser toner cartridges and Canon printer cartridges, Canon USA celebrated Earth Day with a number of activities at its headquarters.

Joined by a number of other organisations at the company's Long Island location, Canon implemented a number of activities; among the presentations included a wildlife talk by the Theodore Roosevelt Sanctuary and Audubon Centre.

Although Earth Day is recognised by the United Nations during the March equinox, a number of other countries around the world recognise the day on April 22nd each year.

"Canon's environmental conservation programmes and its recycling and waste-reduction programmes have been developed in the spirit of the company's philosophy of kyosei," said William Reed, senior vice president and general manager of corporate communications at Canon USA.

"[Kyosei means] all people … harmoniously living and working together into the future," he added.

Canon manufactures a number of products, including the Canon iP4200 and the Canon iP6700D.

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