Stewardship means responsibly managing all our assets, including our people, our facilities and the products and services we sell. Focusing on opportunities within our control ensures we're doing our part and contributing to a culture of sustainability.

Consumers receive cash for qualifying used cameras, frames or printer equipment. For non-qualifying equipment, Kodak offers disposal assistance specific to the consumers geographic location. Offered in the US.

 

Returning inkjet cartridges to Kodak ensures the cartridge's integrated circuit chip and plastic parts are appropriately recycled. Offered in the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, France and Germany.

 

Working with Kodak and its partners, printers have access to a wide range of resources, programs, and solutions, such as the Printer's EnviroServices Program (PEP), designed to help printers manage their environmental footprint.

 

The hallmark of Kodak's product stewardship and design for the environment initiatives. Today, no consumer product enjoys a higher recycling rate than single use cameras. In the U.S., the recycling rate for single use cameras is greater than 80%.

 

FPC, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Kodak, continues to be a leader in providing to the motion picture industry a secure and environmentally-responsible method of recycling motion picture film that has reached the end of its useful life.