Lexmark’s parent loses important certification

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Lexmark’s parent loses important certification

Ninestar of China, owner of Lexmark, was informed that the International Imaging Technology Council (Int’l ITC) has declined to renew certification due to association with “forced labor”
The ITC and its Standardized Test Methods Committee (STMC) will no longer provide a certification for the company
“considered the issue carefully, but in the end, the decision was unanimous”
“The ethical issues just demanded that we not put our quality seal of approval on products made by slave labor”

10/31/238:42 PM

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