Kikkoman Group Environmental Preservation Activities Case Book
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Kikkoman Group Environmental Principles
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Voluntary Action Plan for Environmental Preservation (Voluntary Plan)
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Environmental Management Promotion System
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Environment Department
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Transition of the CO2 Emissions
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Transition of the CO2 Emissions per Unit of Production
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Approaches Taken by Plants
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Approaches in the Distribution System
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Approaches for Office Buildings
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Carbon Footprint of Products
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Transition of Recycling Rates According to the Food Recycling Law
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Transition of the Waste Generation per Unit of Production
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Use of Soy Sauce Cake
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Use of Soy Sauce Oil
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Use of Okara
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Use of Seaweed Residue
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Use of Wastewater Sludge Residue
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Research & Development to Make Use of High-Quality Byproducts
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Kikkoman's Guidelines for Containers and Packaging, and the Containers and Packaging Committee
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Containers and Packaging for Soy Sauce
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Efforts by Nippon Del Monte Corp. for its Product Containers and Packaging
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Efforts by Manns Wine Co., Ltd. for its Product Containers and Packaging
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Partnership and Collaboration with Related Organizations
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Transition of the Amount of Water Consumption and Water Consumption per Unit of Production
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Approaches Taken by Plants
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Approaches to Perserve the Water Environment
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Supporting Activities to Mitigate Water Stress
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Dialogues with Suppliers
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Participation in the CEO Water Mandate
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Environmental Management
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Employee Environmental Education
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Communication with Local Communities
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Communication with the General Public
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Approaches Taken by Domestic
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Approaches Taken by Overseas
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Use of Non-GMO (Genetically Modified Organism) Materials
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Residual Agricultural Chemical Inspection According to the Positive Listing System
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Awards Received (1995-)
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History of Environmental Preservation Activities
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