Canon has once again decided to take action against some of the bigger names in the aftermarket printer supply industry. In their complaints, filed with the US District Court for the Southern District of New York and the United States International Trade Commission (USITC) Canon accuses more than 30 companies of violating section 337 of the Tariff Act of 1930.The companies
named as proposed respondents in the USITC complaint, filed January 23, 2012
are as follows:
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Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Canon Fires Back at Patent Infringing Printer Supply Companies
Monday, December 12, 2011
Here's a Little Poinsettia Trivia to Celebrate Poinsettia Day
When the winter holidays roll around, there’s no flower more ubiquitous than the poinsettia. But the plant, known for its bright red bracts, hasn’t always been so closely associated with the Christmas season in the United States. Curious? Read on for more.
• The Flowers de Noche Buena (Flowers of the Holy Night) wasn’t introduced to the United States until 1825, when Joel Roberts Poinsett, a botanist, physician, and first United States diplomat to Mexico, sent samples back to the United States after a visit to Taxco del Alarcon in Southern Mexico. It has since been known in the United States as the “poinsettia.”
• Prior to its popularity during the Christmas season in the United States, the plant’s association with Christmas originated from 17th century Mexico, when Franciscan priests incorporated the plant into their nativity procession after observing it bloom in the Christmas season.
• Poinsettias were brought to cultural prominence in the United States by Albert Ecke, a German immigrant who left his vegetarian health spa business and settled near Los Angeles in Eagle Rock, CA, where he and his family started an orchard and dairy. He chose to market the poinsettia to large growers as an “off-season cash cow” and called it “The Christmas Flower.” His son, Paul Ecke Jr. took the marketing one step further, by convincing television shows and magazines to prominently display the flower during their Christmas editions.
• The bright red bracts of the plant are often mistaken for flowers, but are actually specialized leaves that serve to attract pollinators. The flowers are actually in the yellow structures at the center of a leaf bunch.
Now that you’re a poinsettia expert, this Poinsettia Day, take advantage of our Poinsettia Week sale, where you can take 10% off all orders $100 or more. Just use coupon code POINSETTIA at checkout and enjoy the savings.
Monday, November 28, 2011
Save More on Green Tuesday
We at TonerGreen hope you’ve enjoyed the busy shopping weekend as much as we did. With Black Friday and Cyber Monday hitting record numbers, it appears that the shopping season truly is in full swing. In anticipation of this year’s shopping season, Green America urges shoppers to shop sustainably and support green businesses on Green Tuesday. In support of their efforts, and as a member of Green America’s Green Business Network, we’re offering our own deals for this upcoming Green Tuesday. For one day only, save 15% on inks and 10% on toner cartridges by using coupon code GT2011 at checkout. Save more this Green Tuesday at your source for eco-friendly remanufactured toner and ink cartridges, TonerGreen.com.
Monday, November 14, 2011
Mid-November Sale at TonerGreen.com
Good news! We're having a great deal this week. Starting November 14, 2011, TonerGreen will have a 5-day sale on all of our eco-friendly remanufactured toner and ink cartridges with a minimum purchase of $150, plus free shipping (U.S. only via UPS Ground). This deal is open for everyone, So, buy eco-friendly products now and enjoy great benefits.
Use the coupon code below to take 10% off your next order of $150 or more.
Coupon Code: MIDNOV2011
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Thursday, November 10, 2011
TonerGreen.com Visits the Annual Green Festival in Los Angeles
When the Green Festival made its first ever stop in Los Angeles, we knew we had to drop by the Los Angeles Convention center to check it out. If you haven’t been able to make it to a Green Festival in your area, we’ve put together a short video with some of our favorite booths from the convention. Oh, and when you’re done watching, don’t forget to subscribe to our YouTube channel and share the video with your friends.
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