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Representatives of Ninestar and the US government will hold an online ‘status conference’ next week as part of the Chinese manufacturer’s legal challenge to its import ban into the country. One of the things they will discuss is the extent to which the defendants present the information that led to Ninestar and several of its
Print research organisation Quocirca has said vendors need to offer more clarity around the sustainability credentials of their products, or risk losing their competitive position. According to Quocirca’s Sustainability Market Trends Study 2023, 69% of surveyed employees from SMBs, midmarket organisations and large enterprises said their companies formally track the environmental performance of their print
In a court filing published last week, the US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) outlined why it had banned imports from Ninestar and several of its subsidiaries. As OPI readers will recall, the DHS imposed a ban on Ninestar in June in relation to the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (UFLPA). In August, the China-based
Xerox has sold its Russia-based subsidiary, it has confirmed. In a statement on its corporate website, the OEM said: “At the onset of the conflict, Xerox limited its operations in Russia. These limited operations included business with only specific clients and partners in full compliance with all applicable government-issued sanctions. Xerox is now exiting its
The second part of OPI’s focus on HP Inc’s Securities Analysts Meeting (SAM) that took place this week. While HP’s President of Imaging, Printing & Solutions Tuan Tran spoke at length about initiatives in the home and consumer segment (see yesterday’s story), it was not the case in the office space. This might seem surprising