大昭和紙工産業 Company Profile

Daishowa Paper Industry Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Fuji City, Shizuoka Prefecture; Tokyo Headquarters: Chuo Ward, Tokyo; Chairman and President: Ryosuke Saito) will start handling the colored version of its eco-friendly peelable paper bag "Dappi-bukuro (R)," called "Color Dappi-bukuro (R) Irodori," around autumn 2020. Due to its novelty, it was featured in the popular segment "Trend Tamago" on TV Tokyo's "World Business Satellite (WBS)." Like the regular "Dappi-bukuro (R)," the poly film adhered to the surface protects the paper bag from water and dirt during use. After use, customers can enjoy the changes in design and color that occur when peeling off the poly film, allowing for separation into plastic waste and recyclable paper, making it a product to watch in the future. <Company HP> https://www.daishowasiko.com/ <Product Page> https://www.daishowasiko.com/case-study/kamibukuro/dappitai-irodori/

I want to support with paper bags. Restaurants will not be defeated by COVID-19! Due to the spread of the new coronavirus, measures such as self-restraint on outings and restrictions on store operations are being implemented to avoid the "three Cs." As a result, the number of customers at restaurants has declined, and the media has reported that the situation is very severe. On the other hand, in response to the increasing demand for takeout, where customers purchase food at stores and take it home, we at Daishowa Paper Manufacturing Industry have launched the "Team Take Out Project." By providing paper shopping bags, which are essential packaging materials for takeout, we aim to become One Team and support restaurants that are starting takeout by delivering a total of 10,000 paper bags through the "Paper Bag Giveaway Campaign - Phase 2."

<Campaign Page> https://www.daishowasiko.com/info/csr/take-out-cam/ Due to the spread of the new coronavirus, measures such as self-restraint on outings and restrictions on store operations are being implemented to avoid the "three Cs" (closed spaces, crowded places, and close-contact settings). As a result, the number of customers at restaurants has declined significantly, and this difficult situation has been reported in the media. On the other hand, in response to the increasing demand for takeout, we at Daishowa Paper Products Industry have launched the "Team Take Out Project." We will support restaurants starting takeout by delivering a total of 10,000 paper bags, which are essential packaging materials for takeout, as a gift through our "Paper Bag Giveaway Campaign."