Reduction of packaging material CO2 emissions by 37% and transportation CO2 emissions by 30%! Introduction of examples that have had an impact on four items within the SDGs.
Conventional packaging uses wood, which requires fumigation treatment for quarantine during export, and also necessitates disposal as waste. By switching from wooden pallets to all-cardboard packaging using reinforced cardboard "Naviace," we maintain strength while reducing CO2 emissions from packaging materials. The frame allows for stacking, improving transportation and storage efficiency, which further reduces CO2 emissions. Additionally, we have achieved a reduction in packaging materials and simplified operations, resulting in positive effects on four of the SDGs. 【Before Improvement, We Faced These Issues】 ■ The use of wood necessitated fumigation treatment, and at the destination, it required disposal as industrial waste. ■ Due to the simple packaging, stacking was not possible, and only flat stacking could be done for storage and transportation. ■ Parts were packaged separately and sent together, posing a risk of damage or loss of the separate packaging boxes during overseas transport. *For the effects and benefits after improvement, please refer to the PDF available for download.
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【Improvement Content】 ■ Cardboard conversion of wooden pallets ■ Efficiency improvement of stacking ■ Reduction of packaging materials ■ Simplification of work 【Improvement Effects】 ■ Material: Environmentally friendly cardboard packaging ■ Storage efficiency: Increased by 3 times ■ Transportation efficiency: Increased by 2 times ■ CO2 emissions from packaging materials: Reduced by 37% ■ CO2 emissions from transportation: Reduced by 30% *For documents detailing the effects and benefits after improvements, please refer to the PDF available for download.
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In August 2023, our group company, Fukuno Cardboard Industry, completed a new factory in Itakura Town, Ora District, Gunma Prefecture (10 minutes from the "Tatebayashi IC" on the Tohoku Expressway). We expanded and relocated our facilities for the production of reinforced cardboard "Navi Ace" and cardboard pallets "Navi Palette." This strengthens our supply capacity from the Kanto region to the Tohoku region, and we have also renamed the company to "Navi Ace Kanto Co., Ltd." to establish a more unified sales and production system within the group. ■ Business Overview Manufacturing and sales of reinforced cardboard "Navi Ace/Navi Ace Plus" and cardboard pallets "Navi Palette." Using these materials, we are working with our customers to streamline logistics across various industries, from automotive parts, machinery, and electronic devices to chemicals and food sectors. ■ Company Overview Company Name: Navi Ace Co., Ltd. (formerly Nakatsugawa Packaging Industry Co., Ltd.) Capital: 100 million yen ■ Locations Headquarters: Kasugai City, Aichi Prefecture Nakatsugawa Factory/Sales Office: Nakatsugawa City, Gifu Prefecture Kameyama Sales Office/Logistics Center: Kameyama City, Mie Prefecture Kakegawa Factory: Kakegawa City, Shizuoka Prefecture Navi Ace Kanto: Itakura Town, Ora District, Gunma Prefecture
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