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Chris David, a European parliament member, clinched an agreement last Oct. 11 for a new wording for the amendment that is expected to become law within 30 months.
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[Title] => House ecology head supports quality recycling
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Printing Images CtC Inc. buys empty inkjet cartridges and sells them as quality re-manufactured inkjet cartridges to various customers all over the world.
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Chris David, a European parliament member, clinched an agreement last Oct. 11 for a new wording for the amendment that is expected to become law within 30 months.
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Printing Images CtC Inc. buys empty inkjet cartridges and sells them as quality re-manufactured inkjet cartridges to various customers all over the world.
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