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https://www.abrahamsconsulting.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/broch_ink_useofrecycledcontent_thumb.jpg600700Did you know that over the course of your life, you will eat over 40 pounds of plastic. That's right. It's because plastic is in our oceans and in our soil. That's why recycling and upcycling is so important. It's why HP has been creating Original HP Ink Cartridges with ocean bound plastic and recycled plastic from Original HP Ink Cartridges—returned by customers through the HP Planet Partners program! Download a brochure by @HP and Abrahams Consulting LLC describing efforts to reduce the amount of damaging plastic reaching our oceans.