Reduction of CO2 emissions during procurement and disposal of packaging materials with reinforced cardboard packaging!
Case studies published! Effective corrugated cardboard packaging for reducing Scope 3 CO2 emissions.
Scope 3 refers to emissions from the supply chain other than Scope 1 and Scope 2. Specifically, it includes CO2 emissions generated during the procurement of raw materials, transportation of products, disposal of packaging materials, and other activities such as the introduction of equipment. There is a growing public interest in this area, and our company has also received more inquiries about reducing CO2 emissions. Benefits of using cardboard packaging: ▢ Transportation of products The CO2 emissions from cardboard packaging are lower compared to wood and plastic materials, and simply switching packaging can lead to reductions. CO2 emissions vary based on weight. Reducing the weight and size of packaging contributes to reductions. For air freight, where costs fluctuate based on weight, there are also potential cost benefits. Additionally, the high degree of flexibility in size settings allows for maximum utilization of container space. ▢ Disposal of packaging Cardboard is recyclable, eliminating the need for incineration. There are many collection companies, making disposal easy. ▢ Procurement of materials Cardboard can be delivered in a lightweight and compact state, allowing for the delivery of a large amount of packaging in a single shipment. We have compiled examples of adopted improvements into a catalog. Please make use of it.
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Naviace Co., Ltd. is a reinforced cardboard manufacturer specializing in packaging design for automotive parts, metal and chemical materials, and precision equipment. ■ What does Naviace's "Carbon Neutral Proposal" entail? 1. Cardboard has a low CO2 emission as a material, and switching from wood, plastic, and metal packaging can reduce CO2 emissions. 2. Cardboard offers high design flexibility, allowing for compact packaging and improved transportation efficiency, further reducing CO2 emissions. 3. Based on the above, by reviewing packaging design and improving material substitution and transportation efficiency, we contribute to reducing our customers' CO2 emissions. ■ Towards realizing Naviace's "Carbon Neutral Proposal" 1. Reinforced cardboard "Naviace" boasts over 160% strength compared to conventional materials. 2. "Navi Palette," with cumulative sales of 25 million units. 3. Numerous awards in packaging design contests showcasing our packaging design expertise. → We will leverage our strengths to realize the "Carbon Neutral Proposal." We have a wealth of experience not only with manufacturers already implementing initiatives to reduce environmental impact but also with material manufacturers in sectors such as steel, non-ferrous metals, and chemicals, which are often considered challenging to address. Please feel free to contact us.
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Applications/Examples of results
■Awards at the Japan Packaging Contest / Organized by the Japan Packaging Technology Association *Some parts omitted* 2023: Chairman's Award from the Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO) "Significantly Increased Load Capacity! Cardboard Bandless Container" 2021: Large and Heavy Goods Packaging Division Award "Consolidated Packaging for Inter-factory Movement Parts" 2020: Large and Heavy Goods Packaging Division Award "Complete Cardboard Packaging for Self-Propelled RC Sprayers" 2019: Logistics Award "Complete Cardboard Packaging for Gear Grinding Wheels" 2019: Award from the Director of the Manufacturing Industries Bureau, Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry "Complete Cardboard Packaging from Wooden Frame Packaging" 2018: Logistics Award "Development of Slip Master" 2018: Large and Heavy Goods Packaging Division Award "Suspended Packaging for Roll Products" 2017: Logistics Award "Suspended Packaging for Rolls" 2016: Division Award "Complete Cardboard Packaging for Aircraft Seats" 2011: Chairman's Award from the Japan Chamber of Commerce and Industry "Complete Cardboard Packaging for Large Copiers" 2009: Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry Award (Highest Award) "Packaging of 40 Chairs for Export"
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We will be exhibiting at the 4th INNOVATION EXPO of the International Logistics Comprehensive Exhibition 2025 from September 10 (Wednesday) to September 12 (Friday)!
Naviace Co., Ltd. will be exhibiting at the "International Logistics Comprehensive Exhibition 2025, 4th INNOVATION EXPO (https://ie.logis-tech-tokyo.gr.jp/)". 【Event Overview】 Date: September 10 (Wed) - 12 (Fri), 2025 Venue: Tokyo Big Sight (Tokyo International Exhibition Center), East Halls 4-8 Booth Number: Transportation Efficiency Zone 6-205 【Exhibition Content】 Under the theme "Changing the Future of Logistics through Packaging - Total Logistics Cost Reduction & Carbon Neutrality," we will showcase 8 examples with significant improvement effects. ■ 2300 mm wide! Super large cardboard master carton ■ All cardboard packaging for large transmissions ■ 20% reduction in overseas export container costs! Collective packaging for automotive parts Among other items, we invite you to see a wide range of exhibits that dramatically improve transportation efficiency and quality. On the day of the event, experienced professional staff will listen to your specific concerns and propose suitable logistics and packaging solutions. We sincerely look forward to your visit.
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On February 4, 2025, an article about our company was published in the Steel News: "NaviAce: Leading Logistics with Cardboard Packaging."
We will continue to aim for a reduction in total logistics costs and the realization of carbon neutrality through environmentally friendly packaging using our unique reinforced cardboard "Naviace." Please feel free to contact us for any inquiries regarding packaging. *For articles published in the Steel News, please check the PDF (source: Steel News Company).