Yoel Wazana's Patents a Strong Example of American Ingenuity

The health of American based companies, especially manufacturing ones, are a critical bellwether of any kind of economic evaluation. A lot of press has been devoted to manufacturing lately because of the decades long trend of goods no longer being produced in America. Outsourcing, if you remember, was a huge topic during the last presidential campaign. As the American economy struggles to get out of its post-recession rut, many analysts are wondering if manufacturing may be the key to getting more and more of the unemployed back to work. Micro Solutions Enterprises, led by Yoel Wazana, is one such company providing hundreds of jobs in the manufacturing sector in a location that desperately needs it.

MSE has been successful for nearly two decades thanks in large part to the 11 U.S.  patents that Yoel Wazana has to his name. He and his team of engineers have continuously made innovations in the aftermarket imaging supplies industry, creating high quality toner cartridges out of the recycled materials of spent cartridges. These remanufactured toner cartridges have helped rehabilitate the reputation of the industry by finally giving consumers the dependable, OEM-alternative cartridges they've been demanding.

As demand has increased, so too has MSE's reach. They now sell their products in over 40 different countries and employ nearly 1000 people at their Van Nuys, California factory. Yoel Wazana has developed an American manufacturing business that is achieving two critical functions in 2013: Providing manufacturing jobs in America and encouraging green business practices.