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Tamura Group Environmental Activities Report
The Tamura Group is working on environmental protection under its three group-wide targets of “increase in percentage sales of eco-design products,” “reduction of substances with environmental load,” and “reduction of CO2 emissions.”

Tamura Group Environmental Targets, Performance, and Evaluation
We have achieved two of our environmental targets, “increase in percentage sales of eco-design products,” and “reduction of CO2 emissions,” in FY2009.
However, we were unable to achieve our goal of “reduction of substances with environmental load” due to disposal of substances with environmental load that had been stored under consideration for recycling.
As discussed in greater detail below, superior eco-design products have been certified as premier eco-design products since October 2010, and the evaluation of their percentage sales relative to total sales has been conducted under the new standards.


Summary of the Tamura Group'fs Environmental Performance
The Tamura Group is fully aware of the adverse environmental impact of its operations and is working to improve environmental performance by conserving energy and resources, reducing waste, improving containers and packaging, increasing transport efficiency, preventing pollution, and taking other measures.
In FY2010, both input, such as energy consumed with business operations and resources including water, and output, such as wastes and CO2 emitted with business operations, increased, which was attributed to the effects of economic recovery and an increase in the number of divisions counted.
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