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UNT Mean Green student ID cards

Tuesday, June 22, 2010

The University of North Texas recently placed an order with USFI for 13,000 biodegradable PVC student ID cards for their campus. The Green Student ID Cards are similar to the look and feel of ordinary student ID cards, but are made of earth friendly, biodegradable PVC.

The cards also come printed with a 2750 oe HiCo mag stripe for all types of encoding, compatible with all types of printers and locking systems. [end] 

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