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By implementing carbon management measures such as promoting energy-saving and visualizing energy use, as well as reducing emissions of CO2, the main greenhouse gas, MORINAGA aims torealize a low-carbon society and is making efforts towards preventing global warming.
By reducing energy loss through equipment maintenance and the installation of energy-saving-type equipment, MORINAGA’s factory divisions are endeavoring to promote energy-saving and making efforts to reduce emissions of CO2, which is the main greenhouse gas.
MORINAGA’s four factories and five production-related companies*1 have achieved a reduction in CO2 emissions volume in FY2016*2 to 57,023 t-CO2 with an energy consumption rate perproduction unit*3 of 0.50 t-CO2/t, which is a 19.5% reduction in emissions over the FY2005 amount Moreover, this emissions volume was a 3.1% increase over the FY2015 amount, while the energy consumption rate per production unit was a 2.2% reduction over the FY 2015 rate.
MORINAGA is endeavoring to reduce emissions volumes by promoting understanding and visualization of our overall CO2 emissions performance record.
The CO2 emissions from the four MORINAGA factories and five production-related companies in FY2016 comprised 78% of MORINAGA’s total CO2 emissions.
Takasaki MORINAGA Co., Ltd. is currently switching the lighting in its No. 1 factory from fluorescent lighting to LED lighting as part of efforts to save energy and improve the working environment.
Takasaki MORINAGA Co., Ltd. Changeover to LED lighting
From the perspective of making distribution more efficient and implementing environmental initiatives, MORINAGA has created a joint distribution system in collaboration with other companies in the confectionaries industry. Increases in loading rates due to shared transportation reduces the number of transport vehicles required, leading to reductions in air pollutant emissions. Even as a Specified Shipper under the revised Energy Saving Act, MORINAGA is endeavoring to calculate and understand the “amount of CO2 released during transportation”, which was 12,722 t-CO2 in FY2016.
We conduct camps to nurture children’s lives on an uninhabited island in the Seto Inland Sea, where there is no electricity or water services.
On the stage of the Satoyama Angel Forest, we convey to participants wisdom for living and the importance of protecting the environment.
We provide support for children in Ghana and other cacao-producing countries to receive an education with peace of mind.
Seeing the confectionary production process, participants are able to gain a sense of the fun of manufacturing as well as the importance of safety and security measures.