Environmental Initiatives
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The Canon Recycling Programme
Which types of cartridges does Canon recycle?
How do I get involved?
Cartridges can be dropped off at Canon locations and selected Challenger outlets in Singapore.
How can I arrange for my toner cartridges to be collected?
For Corporate Customer, please indicate your intention when you place order for toner at our Service hotline, or you may send us an email.
Does Canon accept collection of toner cartridges upon delivery of Canon consumables?
Yes, you can pass your toner cartridges to us when we deliver your new orders of consumables.
- Canon ink cartridges (for inkjet printers, inkjet all-in-ones, inkjet fax machines and large format printers)
- Canon toner cartridges (for laser printers, laser all-in-ones, laser fax machines and personal copiers)
How do I get involved?
Cartridges can be dropped off at Canon locations and selected Challenger outlets in Singapore.
How can I arrange for my toner cartridges to be collected?
For Corporate Customer, please indicate your intention when you place order for toner at our Service hotline, or you may send us an email.
Does Canon accept collection of toner cartridges upon delivery of Canon consumables?
Yes, you can pass your toner cartridges to us when we deliver your new orders of consumables.
Does Canon buy back or provide incentives for the return of ink and toner cartridges?
No, we do not buy back or provide such incentives. We recycle our ink and toner cartridges to contribute to a more sustainable environment, and we encourage you to play your part and join us in this project.
Project Homecoming
What is Project Homecoming?
Project Homecoming is an ink and toner cartridge recycling initiative led by five brands - Brother, Canon, Dell, EPSON and Lexmark with the support of National Environment Agency and National Library Board. Together, these printing brands aim to make it easier for the public to recycle their used ink and toner cartridges. This is the first time globally outside Japan that these five brands have come together to initiate a joint recycling project.
Project Homecoming is an ink and toner cartridge recycling initiative led by five brands - Brother, Canon, Dell, EPSON and Lexmark with the support of National Environment Agency and National Library Board. Together, these printing brands aim to make it easier for the public to recycle their used ink and toner cartridges. This is the first time globally outside Japan that these five brands have come together to initiate a joint recycling project.
Where to recycle ink and toner cartridges?
You can drop your used ink and toner cartridges at the following participating National Library Board locations:
Do you accept cartridges from non-participating brands?
Project Homecoming accepts cartridges from all brands, including non-participating ones, and all the cartridges collected will be recycled.
Back to Environmental page You can drop your used ink and toner cartridges at the following participating National Library Board locations:
- Ang Mo Kio Public Library
- Bedok Public Library
- Bishan Public Library
- Bukit Merah Public Library
- Geylang East Public Library
- Jurong Regional Library
- Jurong West Public Library
- Marine Parade Public Library
- National Library Building
- Tampines Regional Library
- Toa Payoh Public Library
- Queenstown Public Library
- Woodlands Regional Library
Do you accept cartridges from non-participating brands?
Project Homecoming accepts cartridges from all brands, including non-participating ones, and all the cartridges collected will be recycled.
