BX Tempal Corporation Achieves Zero Emissions at Saitama and Ibaraki Factories
BX Tempal Corporation has achieved zero emissions at its Saitama and Ibaraki factories, eliminating incineration and landfill disposal of industrial waste. This initiative aligns with the BX Group's environmental vision "Blue neXpand 2050" and was realized through thorough waste separation and collaboration with material recycling processors, contributing to environmental load reduction and cost savings.
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## Press Release Information
Title: BX Tempal Corporation Achieves Zero Emissions at Saitama and Ibaraki Factories
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Body (first 8000 characters): Saitama Factory (left), Ibaraki Factory (right)
BX Tempal Corporation (Headquarters: Toshima-ku, Tokyo; Representative Director: Akira Miyamoto; hereinafter "the Company") has announced that its Saitama Factory (Okegawa City, Saitama Prefecture) and Ibaraki Factory (Bando City, Ibaraki Prefecture) have achieved "Zero Emissions." This means that the amount of industrial waste generated from business activities that is incinerated or landfilled has been reduced to zero through resource recovery and recycling.
This initiative is in line with the environmental vision "Blue neXpand 2050 ~Let's spread the blue sky to the future~" advocated by the BX Group, to which our company belongs. It was realized through thorough waste separation by employees and cooperation with material recycling processors.
What is Zero Emissions?
"Zero Emissions" is an initiative to reduce the amount of waste disposed of by incineration or landfill to as close to zero as possible. It is a concept proposed by the United Nations University in 1994, aiming to promote the 3Rs (Reduce: waste prevention, Reuse: re-use, Recycle: resource recovery) and minimize overall waste generation in society by utilizing waste as resources for other industries. It is widely promoted, especially in the manufacturing industry both domestically and internationally, as an essential environmental conservation activity for realizing a circular economy.
What is the Environmental Vision "Blue neXpand 2050 ~Let's spread the blue sky to the future~"?
This is an initiative aimed at realizing the BX Group's future vision: "A society where everyone can look up at a beautiful blue sky and live comfortably, benefiting from nature's bounty." It sets three key focus areas: "Climate Change," "Resource Circulation," and "Coexistence with Nature." Zero Emissions contributes to this "Resource Circulation" initiative.
Environmental Vision Logo Mark
↓About BX Group Environmental Vision (on Bunka Shutter Co., Ltd. website)
https://www.bunka-s.co.jp/csrinfo/csr2025/environment/bx2050/
BX Group's Definition and Goals for Zero Emissions
The BX Group clearly defines the requirements for achieving zero emissions as follows and promotes initiatives across all its locations:
* The continuous discharge of industrial waste, excluding reuse and recycling, must be zero.
* A system must be in place for separating industrial waste and avoiding incineration or landfill disposal. (This includes appointing a management supervisor, setting separation standards, informing factories, and tracking the discharge volume of waste and recycled materials.)
Background of the Initiative
In recent years, responding to climate change and realizing a circular economy have become the most critical management issues in the manufacturing industry. Amidst this, the BX Group formulated an evaluation indicator of "100% Zero Emission achievement rate at domestic manufacturing sites" within its ESG materiality in the mid-term management plan. In response to this policy, our company developed a concrete action plan for achieving zero emissions at the Saitama and Ibaraki factories. On August 5, 2025, a kick-off briefing was held at the Saitama Factory for employees, where they were informed about waste treatment laws, BX Group's achievement standards, and separation rules. This marked the full-scale start of initiatives at both factories.
Specific Initiatives
The Saitama Factory and Ibaraki Factory implemented the following initiatives:
* Appointed industrial waste management supervisors and managers, clarifying the management system.
* Continuously conducted awareness activities to post and establish separation standards within the company.
* Installed photo displays and signboards at waste storage areas to ensure everyone can separate waste correctly.
* Concluded contracts with industrial waste processors capable of material recycling. Achieved complete resource recovery without generating any incineration ash or fly ash through a pyrolysis gasification reforming method.
Saitama Factory
Ibaraki Factory
Results of the Initiative
Both the Saitama Factory and Ibaraki Factory met all achievement requirements set by the BX Group and formally achieved zero emissions. (April 2026)
* The separation rules permeated the factories, fostering a corporate culture where environmental considerations are naturally integrated into daily operations.
* Reduced waste disposal costs by selling valuable materials.
* Advanced the BX Group's initiatives towards realizing a circular economy.
Future Outlook
Recognizing that zero emissions is not a goal but a new starting line for activities, we will continue to develop the following initiatives:
* Continuation and improvement of zero-emission initiatives.
* Suppression of waste generation, expansion of valuable materials and recyclable items.
* Utilization of renewable energy and strengthening business operations centered on resource circulation.
* Contribution to society through the development and provision of environmentally friendly products.
Under the BX Group's environmental vision, we will continue to contribute to achieving decarbonization by 2050 through environmentally conscious factory operations and the provision of products and services.
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You are a Japanese Business Intelligence AI. Thoroughly analyze the following press release and simultaneously translate it into English (en) and Traditional Chinese (zh).
## Press Release Information
Title: BX Tempal Corporation Achieves Zero Emissions at Saitama and Ibaraki Factories
Subtitle:
Company Name:
Industry:
Body (first 8000 characters): Saitama Factory (left), Ibaraki Factory (right)
BX Tempal Corporation (Headquarters: Toshima-ku, Tokyo; Representative Director: Akira Miyamoto; hereinafter "the Company") has announced that its Saitama Factory (Okegawa City, Saitama Prefecture) and Ibaraki Factory (Bando City, Ibaraki Prefecture) have achieved "Zero Emissions." This means that the amount of industrial waste generated from business activities that is incinerated or landfilled has been reduced to zero through resource recovery and recycling.
This initiative is in line with the environmental vision "Blue neXpand 2050 ~Let's spread the blue sky to the future~" advocated by the BX Group, to which our company belongs. It was realized through thorough waste separation by employees and cooperation with material recycling processors.
What is Zero Emissions?
"Zero Emissions" is an initiative to reduce the amount of waste disposed of by incineration or landfill to as close to zero as possible. It is a concept proposed by the United Nations University in 1994, aiming to promote the 3Rs (Reduce: waste prevention, Reuse: re-use, Recycle: resource recovery) and minimize overall waste generation in society by utilizing waste as resources for other industries. It is widely promoted, especially in the manufacturing industry both domestically and internationally, as an essential environmental conservation activity for realizing a circular economy.
What is the Environmental Vision "Blue neXpand 2050 ~Let's spread the blue sky to the future~"?
This is an initiative aimed at realizing the BX Group's future vision: "A society where everyone can look up at a beautiful blue sky and live comfortably, benefiting from nature's bounty." It sets three key focus areas: "Climate Change," "Resource Circulation," and "Coexistence with Nature." Zero Emissions contributes to this "Resource Circulation" initiative.
Environmental Vision Logo Mark
↓About BX Group Environmental Vision (on Bunka Shutter Co., Ltd. website)
https://www.bunka-s.co.jp/csrinfo/csr2025/environment/bx2050/
BX Group's Definition and Goals for Zero Emissions
The BX Group clearly defines the requirements for achieving zero emissions as follows and promotes initiatives across all its locations:
* The continuous discharge of industrial waste, excluding reuse and recycling, must be zero.
* A system must be in place for separating industrial waste and avoiding incineration or landfill disposal. (This includes appointing a management supervisor, setting separation standards, informing factories, and tracking the discharge volume of waste and recycled materials.)
Background of the Initiative
In recent years, responding to climate change and realizing a circular economy have become the most critical management issues in the manufacturing industry. Amidst this, the BX Group formulated an evaluation indicator of "100% Zero Emission achievement rate at domestic manufacturing sites" within its ESG materiality in the mid-term management plan. In response to this policy, our company developed a concrete action plan for achieving zero emissions at the Saitama and Ibaraki factories. On August 5, 2025, a kick-off briefing was held at the Saitama Factory for employees, where they were informed about waste treatment laws, BX Group's achievement standards, and separation rules. This marked the full-scale start of initiatives at both factories.
Specific Initiatives
The Saitama Factory and Ibaraki Factory implemented the following initiatives:
* Appointed industrial waste management supervisors and managers, clarifying the management system.
* Continuously conducted awareness activities to post and establish separation standards within the company.
* Installed photo displays and signboards at waste storage areas to ensure everyone can separate waste correctly.
* Concluded contracts with industrial waste processors capable of material recycling. Achieved complete resource recovery without generating any incineration ash or fly ash through a pyrolysis gasification reforming method.
Saitama Factory
Ibaraki Factory
Results of the Initiative
Both the Saitama Factory and Ibaraki Factory met all achievement requirements set by the BX Group and formally achieved zero emissions. (April 2026)
* The separation rules permeated the factories, fostering a corporate culture where environmental considerations are naturally integrated into daily operations.
* Reduced waste disposal costs by selling valuable materials.
* Advanced the BX Group's initiatives towards realizing a circular economy.
Future Outlook
Recognizing that zero emissions is not a goal but a new starting line for activities, we will continue to develop the following initiatives:
* Continuation and improvement of zero-emission initiatives.
* Suppression of waste generation, expansion of valuable materials and recyclable items.
* Utilization of renewable energy and strengthening business operations centered on resource circulation.
* Contribution to society through the development and provision of environmentally friendly products.
Under the BX Group's environmental vision, we will continue to contribute to achieving decarbonization by 2050 through environmentally conscious factory operations and the provision of products and services.
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