BEP Company is pushing forward with its motives to keep business green — and local.

The Juneau-based print toner cartridge remanufacturer holds certification by Green America for its Green Business Network. The national nonprofit organization awards such certifications to businesses that display commitment to environmental responsibility and show sustainable practices.

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Alternative inks for inkjet printers have been available for many years and the trend of using these inks, especially in wide-format printers, is growing. Spurred on by the poor economy, printers have been looking for ways to cut costs. Alternative inks are one just way.

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Some people go to Costco to buy 30 rolls of Charmin; some go to buy a couple hundred Oreos in one package. As PCWorld's Serial Refiller, I go to Costco when I need cheap, easy ink--though the free food samples are a nice bonus, too.

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Kodak may no longer run advertisements in the UK claiming that its all-in-one printer saves users an average of £75 per year on ink, the Advertising Standards Authority has declared.

Following complaints by the public and other printer manufacturers, the ASA looked into Kodak's claim to determine if it was misleading. Upon reviewing Kodak's research, the ASA ruled that the claims were indeed misleading and the ads could not run again in their current form.

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A minor upgrading of security restrictions have been announced preventing air travellers from carrying printer cartridges onto aircraft in hand baggage after last week's terror alert.

Home secretary Teresa May told the House of Commons that the government was working with the security industry on new ways of detecting suspect devices.

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As investigations continue into the ink cartridge bombs found on cargo flights from Yemen heading for the USA, authorities in Yemen confirmed the discovery of a total of 26 suspect packages, increasing fears that the terrorist plot could be moré serious than first suspected.

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A COMPUTER engineering student and her mother were grilled by intelligence officers yesterday over a chilling plot to blow up planes.

Student Hanan al-Samawi, 22, and her 45-year-old mother were arrested after security forces swooped on their home in Sanaa, capital of Yemen.

It is claimed that the student was traced because her phone number was on at least one of the packages.

Meanwhile, it emerged one of the two bombs found hidden in printer toner cartridges had been carried on two passenger planes.

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PRESIDENT Obama last night ordered CIA hitmen to assassinate the man ­behind the printer ink bomb plot.

He told American special forces and agents to find and kill Anwar al-Awlaki, the US-born ­terror chief behind the cargo plane scheme to bomb American Jewish targets.

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Dubai police have released photographs of an explosive device that US authorities say originated in Yemen and was bound for Jewish sites in Chicago.

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The use of explosive material built into printer cartridges shows terrorist groups are coming up with innovative new ways to launch attacks on foreign soil, according to security experts.

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