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Promoting Environmental Conservation and Safety Through Responsible Care
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Practicing Environmental Management
While Sanyo Chemical is endeavoring to develop environmentally-friendly products, the Company continues to actively promote Responsible Care (RC) activities, with priority on environmental conservation, safety and accident prevention. By February 2001,
all Sanyo Chemical factories had obtained ISO 14001, an environmental management
certificate issued by the International Organization for Standardization.
Sanyo Chemical places a great deal of importance on environmental conservation,
occupational safety and product stewardship by adhering to the principles
of RC. Sanyo Chemical aims to bring harmony with society and the environment
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S-TEC 21
S-TEC 21 Our Groupwide Environmental Campaign
In 2000, we introduced the Sanyo Tactics for Eco Challenge-21 (S-TEC 21), a unique plan for environmental conservation featuring specified targets for achieving energy conservation, waste elimination and reduction of emissions of chemical substances. In 2004, we extended this campaign groupwide, and are now working in collaboration with our affiliates in Japan to achieve these objectives under the new theme of reducing emissions of greenhouse gases.
S-TEC21: Sanyo Tactics for Eco Challenge 21st century |
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All Factories in Japan Obtained ISO 9001 Certification
All Sanyo Chemical factories in Japan obtained ISO9001, a product quality certificate issued by the International Organization for Standardization.
With an aim to create model plants for performance chemicals, Sanyo Chemical is continuing to promote the automation by our engineering workers, constructing more unique and advanced production systems. |
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Nagoya
Factory
The Nagoya Factory is Sanyo Chemical's largest production
facility. Products manufactured at this facility include
polyurethane chemicals, polymer flocculants, surfactants
and specialty products. It was put into operation in
1968. The factory site is approximately 100,000 m2
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Kinuura Factory
The Kinuura Factory began operations as a distribution base in 1999. The
construction of a production facility for alkylene oxide adducts (AOA)
is currently underway. The factory is located on a 107,000m2 site. |
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Kashima
Factory
The Kashima Factory is Sanyo Chemical's principal production
and distribution facility in the Kanto area. Located
on a 130,000 m2 site
in Ibaraki Prefecture, this factory is responsible for
the manufacture of products such as toner resins, polymer
flocculants for municipal wastewater treatment and water-soluble
polymers. It was put into operation in 1976. |
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Kyoto
Factory
The Kyoto Factory, located
on a 26,000 m2 site
(including the research division and head office), is
the company's first production facility. Products manufactured
at this factory include lubricating oil additives, coating
agents, adhesives and surfactants.
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