EPEAT was designed to meet the unique needs of large volume purchasers (i.e., federal agencies, state and local governments, colleges and universities, and Fortune 1000 companies and their suppliers). Individuals wishing to buy EPEAT compliant computers can review the product list available at http://www.epeat.net/ . Individual buyers should be aware, however, that some of the environmental criteria might not be available for individual purchasers.

EPEAT identifies EPEAT registered products in one of three environmental performance tiers -- Bronze, Silver or Gold.

The Electronic Product Environmental Assessment Tool (EPEAT) is a procurement tool to help large volume purchasers in the public and private sectors evaluate, compare, and select desktop computers, notebooks, and monitors based on their environmental attributes.

While a large part of our business comes from companies, we are also the leading provider of motorcycle transportation services to individual consumers. We will also provide transportation services for the purchase and sale of large collectibles such as arcade games, jukeboxes, and pinball machines.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) funded the three year EPEAT development process through a cooperative agreement with the Zero Waste Alliance www.zerowaste.org. EPA is also providing $375,000 in grant money over three years to the Green Electronics Council to fund the initial startup costs. By the end of the start-up phase, EPEAT will be funded by fees paid by the manufacturers based on their relative size in the market.

Many consumers are quite willing to buy irradiated foods. This is particularly true if the purpose of the irradiation is clearly indicated. Consumers are interested in a process that eliminates harmful microbes from the food and reduce the risk of foodborne disease. In test marketing of specific irradiated foods, consumers have shown that they are willing to buy them.

No. The IM system is delivered through training classes of ten sessions ? 40 minutes per session. For people who are unable to attend all of the classes, they can complete some of the sessions at home with a portable Palm Pilot version of the station.

Yes. The traditional method of buying a single enterprise infrastructure software component product will still be available. However, the Project Orion enterprise infrastructure software component products benefit from their participation in the software system and predictable delivery schedule making it easier for customers to add component product functionality to their IT infrastructure.

Please send us an E-mail (fqpsales@firstquality.com) or telephone us (1-800-CARE-551 extension 2443) with your location and we will help you locate the most convenient location.

The EPEAT tool evaluates electronic products according to three tiers of environmental performance – Bronze, Silver and Gold. The complete set of criteria includes 23 required criteria (i.e. all criteria must be met to achieve the Bronze, or “baseline”, EPEAT ranking) and 28 optional criteria (i.e. producers can pick and choose among these criteria to boost their EPEAT baseline “score” to achieve a higher ranking level).

You can visit the Where To Buy sections of our branded websites (oldspiceshaving.com, noxzemashaving.com) to learn where our products are available near you. We do not currently sell our products directly to consumers.

NO. We only rent and lease our technology products to businesses. We do however sell our quality used computer products to both businesses and consumers.

EPEAT is currently limited to desktop computers, laptops and monitors. FEC provides the following resources to assist Partners in performing similar product environmental assessment for other electronics, such as printers and copiers: Operation and maintenance activities encompass a variety of electronics issues, including: energy conservation and efficiency; printing and copying; and extending product life. Improving operation and maintenance of electronics serves many functions, including:

Our customers order their chips in groups or Lots, not by individual number. We record and register the Lot Numbers to our customers upon purchase. This is a free service we provide for your backup as proof of purchase. This is NOT the same as registering an individual pet in a 24-hour recovery service. If you sell pets, or if grown animals are sold or moved, it is essential that the pet and his chip number be registered in PETtrac.

Modules can be purchase individually. Some modules have integrated functionality and must be purchased together. Please contact us to discuss your individual requirements.

We offer combined shipping charges for multiple items purchased on the same day. Please see each ad description for shipping prices. At this time, we do not offer bulk rates.

Great Plains Industrial Packaging & Supply, Inc., can sell to any company, corporation or individual who has a Federal ID Number and Sales Tax Number. We do not sell packaging for individual packaging projects.

How much money actually goes to the cause? For instance, Yoplait donates ten cents for every pink yogurt lid mailed back to the company. American Express has given one cent per purchase (of any amount), meaning a shopper would have to make 100 purchases to raise one dollar for the cause. In some cases it seems to make more sense to write a check directly to a breast cancer organization instead.

A set of voluntary environmental performance criteria, which is specified in the IEEE 1680 American National Standard for the Environmental Assessment of Personal Computer Products standard. The standard identifies 23 required criteria and 28 optional criteria. A summary of the IEEE 1680 standard is available here Copies of the full IEEE 1680 standard must be purchased from IEEE. To purchase a copy of IEEE 1680 visit http://shop.ieee.org/ieeestore/ Simply search for 1680.

There are 23 required criteria and 28 optional criteria. They are divided into the following eight categories: For additional details, a summary of the IEEE 1680 standard, which is the foundation of the EPEAT system, click here. Copies of the full IEEE 1680 standard must be purchased from IEEE. To purchase a copy of IEEE 1680 visit http://shop.ieee.org/ieeestore/. Simply search for 1680.

Jeff Omelchuck, Director, Green Electronics Council, jeff.omelchuck@greenelectronicscouncil.org, 503-574-3346 Scot Case, Marketing Director, Green Electronics Council, scot.case@greenelectronicscouncil.org, 610-779-3770 Wayne Rifer , Project Manager, Zero Waste Alliance, wayne.rifer@greenelectronicscouncil.org, 503-644-0294

Yes, air care products are safe to use. Consumers can confidently use air care products to make their homes and workplaces more pleasant. Air care products meet and exceed all Canadian government regulations for consumer products and the ingredients that they contain.

More than anything, consumers are looking for freshness. In store, this is communicated not only by code dating, but by the overall appearance and cleanliness of the egg display in the store. As a food product, consumers are looking for items that are relatively low in calories and contain a range of nutritional benefits that exist in few other foods. Eggs fit the bill.

Consumers have no need to worry about chemicals. Retailers have a responsibility to ensure that products on the market are safe and chemicals carefully managed. The BRC has taken this one step further, providing all of its members with a scientific tool, ensuring consistency and high standards across the industry.

HomePlug-certified products such as bridging and routing devices, and combination Wi-Fi access point/HomePlug devices, are available from companies such as Asoka USA Corporation, Belkin Corporation, Corinex Global Corporation, devolo AG, EchoStar, GigaFast Ethernet, IOGEAR, Cisco-Linksys, Micro-Star International Co., Ltd., NETGEAR, Inc., Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd., Siemens, ST&T and Telkonet Communications.

Currently EPEAT applies to desktop system units, laptop/notebooks and monitors. Future editions may cover other electronic product categories.

No. CPSC doesn't endorse or recommend specific brands of products. Instead, we provide information to consumers on what safety features to look for in products. In cooperation with manufacturers, we also announce recalls of products that we believe pose potential risk for serious injury or death. No. Our jurisdiction applies only to consumer product safety. The Federal Trade Commission is responsible for handling complaints of false advertising, fraud, and product quality. Yes.

All products intended for preventing, destroying, repelling, or mitigating any pest, all products intended for use as a plant regulator, defoliant, or desiccant, and any product intended for use as a spray adjuvant. This includes products exempted under FIFRA Section 25b.