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Compliance with Environmental Laws and Regulations

 

In this section, we report on the progress and achievements in efforts to comply with environmental laws and regulations, a priority area in the Fujifilm Group's Medium-term CSR Plan.

Strengthening controls at global and local levels
Sharing information through International Environment Meetings

Controls and collaboration, undertaken at both the global and local levels, are essential for the company in promoting environmental activities and addressing related laws and regulations worldwide. At the Fujifilm Group, we implement group-wide efforts that include overseas subsidiaries to advance key initiatives under the Fujifilm Group Green Policy, our medium-term environmental policy.
Specifically, we have been holding Fujifilm Group International Environment Meetings since 1991 to share information on environmental policy initiatives and responses to regulations in each country. The planning and promotion of global environmental initiatives are also an important part of the meeting.
The 12th meeting was held over four days from November 5 to 8, 2007, with 18 environmental representatives from 15 overseas subsidiaries and a total of 70 environmental representatives from FUJIFILM Corporation and Fujifilm Group companies in Japan participating. At this year's meeting, participants discussed a number of environmental issues, such as improvements in eco-efficiency, the REACH(*1) Regulation, which was enforced in Europe in June 2007, and the GHS(*2) system, which is increasingly being adopted in many countries around the world. Regarding REACH, in particular, participants shared the most recent details about the regulation and specific areas requiring clarification, such as the definition of “articles” (products). They also reviewed the type and status of surveys underway in Europe and Japan.
We will continue to enforce our governance over environmental initiatives by sharing information and strengthening mutual communication, both globally and locally, and promote environmental activities across the entire Group.

  • *1 REACH (Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restriction of Chemicals): More stringent control system targeting existing chemical substances and articles in Europe. As implied by the title, the regulation is intended to control chemical substances through registration, evaluation, authorization, and restriction.
  • *2 GHS (Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals): A globally unified system for classifying and labeling chemical substances. The GHS system is applied as a global guideline for classifying hazardous and toxic substances in chemical products and labeling and extends to safety labels for chemicals and the distribution of safety data sheets as well as the display on the products.

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