This initiative is part of the company’s commitment to enhancing sustainability.
The program equips teachers and pupils with colour-coded recycling bins.
The new household gas cylinders have a capacity of 12.5 kilograms, matching that of existing metal ones.
Non-compliance could threaten Ghana’s market access to the EU, one of its major export destinations.
The initiative contributes to Nigeria’s circular economy agenda, transforming waste into value.
The committee warns that unchecked production and disposal worsens the country’s waste management challenges.
Each model is powered by Epson’s Heat-Free Technology, which eliminates heat in the printing process.
The centre aims to provide print and packaging converters with hands-on experience in live production and technical training.
The company also announced plans to optimize its assets and invest in high-growth areas as part of its strategy for sustainable expansion.
ReNEW has already generated over R240 million in social value through enterprise development.