Country Specific Packaging Return, Sorting, and Recycling Information

Xerox strives to minimize packaging associated with our products and make it easy to return it to us or dispose of it properly in local collection systems. Some countries require special marking on packaging to help users understand how to sort packaging material to ensure acceptability in local recycling programs. Xerox complies with these requirements by providing country-specific packaging information. If your specific country is not listed, please separate and recycle packaging according to your local guidelines. Packaging is marked with symbols to help you separate them for recycling. The number inside the recycling symbol gives you information on the material the packaging is made from. These are the most common packaging materials used by Xerox and their associated symbols:

Symbol	Packaging Type	How to Recycle
	Corrugated cardboard and molded pulp packaging	Empty the box, fold it flat, and put it in the container for local recycling
	High Density Polyethylene (HDPE) Plastic – sheets, bags or foamed blocks	Check local municipality regulations to see if acceptable for recycling
	Low Density Polyethylene (LDPE) Plastic – sheets, bags or foamed blocks	Check local municipality regulations to see if acceptable for recycling
	Polystyrene (PS) Plastic – rigid plastic or foamed blocks	Check local municipality regulations to see if acceptable for recycling
	Mixed material – aluminum and plastic anti-static bags	Check local municipality regulations to see if acceptable for recycling