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| As global warming and air pollution are both escalating, the logistics service industry is required to remove burdens on the natural environment by reducing the emission of carbon dioxide (CO2), nitrogen oxide (NOx) and particulate matters (PMs), all of which are causes behind the phenomena. |
| Regarding environmental issues as another important challenge to tackle, the Keihin group created environmental policies in November 2003.
In March 2004, five affiliates that provide trucking services were certified for doing green business (providing services that place lighter burdens on the natural environment than others).
We received similar certification for warehousing services in January 2007 and as a corporate citizen, joined a national project, Team Minus 6 Percent, in April 2007.
We have since been promoting efforts to keep global warming from growing any further.
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 Our group believes that providing logistics services welcomed and trusted by customers and working hard to conserve the earth’s natural environment as a global citizen are social responsibilities that enterprises should take to contribute to customers’ business activities and our society.
Based on this awareness, we will continue to strive to preserve the natural environment and reduce burdens on it.
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| Principle |
As a company that provides logistics services that are welcomed and trusted by customers, we work on environmental issues as a business challenge, and make efforts to protect the earth’s natural environment and reduce burdens on it.
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| Basic Policies |
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We comply with laws and regulations relating to the natural environment. |
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We strive to use resources and energy efficiently and provide environmentally friendly logistics services. |
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We endeavor to reduce burdens on the natural environment in our business activities across the board. |
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We formulate an environmental action plan and review it on a regular basis. |
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We make efforts to have all of our employees understand our environmental policies and raise environmental awareness among them. |
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November 11, 2003
Yasuyuki Otsu
President
The Keihin Co., Ltd.
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