Success Stories/Results

Learn more about Kodak's one-time-use camera, the hallmark of the company's overall product stewardship initiatives. And, by almost any benchmark, this recycling achievement is unparalleled.

Kodak's consumer digital cameras have made giant strides in capabilities, performance, and portability, to the delight of picture-takers around the world. And, thanks to the company's Product Stewardship Program, these cameras also have become significantly and increasingly more environment-friendly.

FPC, Inc., a Kodak Company - a wholly owned subsidiary of Kodak - continues to be a leader in providing to the motion picture industry a secure and environmentally-friendly method of recycling motion picture prints that have reached the end of their useful life. FPC continues to recycle several millions of pounds of prints each year, and is looking to expand its operations in Latin America and Eastern Europe. For more information about FPC, visit our website at

In the past several years, Kodak has made great strides in the design of its Picture Kiosks, resulting in enhanced functionality and environmental friendliness.

KODAK Thermal Direct non-process plates develop on the press, thereby eliminating the need for a stand-alone plate processor and developer. Using Thermal Direct Plates yields numerous environmental. benefits.

Kodak's Graphic Communications Group recently expanded its "Printer's EnviroServices Program" (PEP). PEP incorporates a comprehensive breadth of cost-effective services and products to meet customer health, safety and environmental needs.

In 2006, PEP provided over 97,000 solutions to customers in the Americas alone, a 35% increase compared to 2005. Additional information is available at graphics.kodak.com/PEP.

Through outstanding customer service, Kodak's Graphic Communications Group (GCG) also conserves our environment for future generations.

A few sustainability successes from 2006 are as follows: