Japan Partnership for Circular Economy
The “Japan Partnership for Circular Economy (J4CE)” was founded for the purpose of strengthening public and private partnerships, with the aim of further fostering understanding of the circular economy among a wide range of stakeholders, including domestic companies, and promoting initiatives in response to the accelerating global trend toward a circular economy.
Japan Partnership for Circular Economy
The “Japan Partnership for Circular Economy (J4CE)” was founded for the purpose of strengthening public and private partnerships, with the aim of further fostering understanding of the circular economy among a wide range of stakeholders, including domestic companies, and promoting initiatives in response to the accelerating global trend toward a circular economy.
Download: J4CE Noteworthy Cases/Initiatives 2021
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Toner Cartridge Closed-Loop Recycling
Canon Inc.
In 1990, Canon launched its Toner Cartridge Recycling Program, the first such program in the industry. The program continues to operate today.
Remanufacturing of Multifunction Devices
Canon Inc.
Since 1992, Canon has undertaken remanufacturing of used multifunction devices.We collect used devices and break them down into parts, which are washed and cleaned using optimal techniques.
Closed loop recycle of secondary battery
ENVIPRO HOLDINGS Inc.
Aiming at mass disposal of EV batteries in the future, currently VOLTA recycles consumer batteries.
Dow-Toppan Circular Economy Project for International Sports Competitions
TOPPAN INC. Dow Chemical Japan Limited
The two companies signed an MOU for a long-term strategic partnership for the Tokyo 2020 Games, which increased opportunities for new business development.
Quality Control of Recycled Plastic
Veolia Japan K.K.
One of the issues which has been raised in plastic recycling business for some time is that the quality of recycled material does not meet the standard defined by clients.
Drastic reduction of plastic packaging of headphones.
Sony Group Corporation and group companies
Existing headphone packaging used blister packaging to directly show the actual product, making it easier to convey the product nature. At the same time, plastic was used for the trays and other parts of the packaging,
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