Ninestar

Another recent court setback left Ninestar’s reentry into the U.S. market in doubt. Judge Gary S. Katzman ruled Feb. 27 that the company’s embargo applied by the U.S. government would remain in force. It is not Ninestar’s lone remedy for reinstation, but the Read More

I’m going to be honest with you, and frankly, it’s not exactly a state-level secret. There isn’t a hell of a lot going on in the industry right now. Thus, the quantity of news items is going to be scant this week and next.  In a few weeks, we can expect to learn about Read More

The wheels of justice are turning slowly for Ninestar in its legal attempts to lift its placement on the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (UFLPA) Entity List by the Department of Homeland Security. Last week’s court ruling, however, provided definite, if minimal, Read More

In June, it was announced that global printing and imaging giant Ninestar and eight of its Zuhai, China-based subsidiaries had been placed on the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (UFLPA) Entity List, which bans imports into the United States those goods produced through what Read More

In a poll conducted recently by ENX Magazine, 67% of our readers indicated the ban against imported Ninestar products either somewhat (37%) or considerably (30%) impacted their businesses. While admittedly a small sample size of respondents, the results nonetheless indicate the Read More

Zuhai, China (July 30, 2021) — G&G, a premium global brand delivering gold standard consumables and professional printing solutions, today announces the rollout of L2550DW, a new black-and-white, multifunctional laser printer. Although a growing number of businesses are Read More

Zhuhai, China (June 29, 2021) — To celebrate its 21st year in business, Ninestar has published a new white paper: Ninestar—Just Watch Us Grow! The company explains in its report, which is available at no cost via the link below, how it has grown from a small ink Read More

Zhuhai, China (June 24, 2021) — China-based Ninestar celebrates its “Key to the Door” anniversary on June 28 by announcing a five-pointed strategy for customers, suppliers, partners, staff and friends. Recognizing twenty-first birthdays had its roots in ancient Greco-Roman Read More

Attorneys for a number of hardware manufacturers are ramping up for what appears to be a very busy year. Canon, Hewlett-Packard, and Lexmark all have lawsuits pending in various U.S. federal courts against firms both foreign and domestic. The defendants are alleged to have Read More