Uchiumi Kikaku K.K.: A Japanese company that operates an integrated recycling business for PET bottles.

Uchiumi Kikaku K.K.: A Japanese company that operates an integrated recycling business for PET bottles.
PET bottles: Disposable beverage containers made of polyethylene terephthalate.
Recycling: The process of recycling waste materials and reusing them as new products.
Eco Mark: A Japanese certification mark given to environmentally friendly products.
Market Focus: A business strategy that prioritizes market demand and trends.
Cost competitiveness: Competitiveness in the cost of products and services compared to other companies.
Recycling: Reusing waste as a new resource.
Raw PET flakes: A material made from used PET bottles that has been crushed to a reusable state.
Sheeting: The process of compressing flake-shaped raw materials and forming them into thin sheets.
Containers and Packaging Recycling Law: A Japanese law that mandates the recycling of container and packaging waste.
Over-the-Counter Public Offering of Shares: A company offers its shares for sale to the general investing public.
Integrated production: A production system in which everything from the procurement of raw materials to the manufacture of products is carried out in a single flow.
Virgin PET: Newly produced polyethylene terephthalate that is not recycled.
Application development: Development of new uses for existing products or materials.
PP material: Plastic material made of polypropylene.
Mechanization: Automation of the manufacturing process by machine.
Osaka Foundation for Research and Development: A foundation that supports the research and development of companies in Osaka Prefecture.
Fundamental Technology Research Promotion Center: An organization that promotes technological research and development in Japan.
Bond underwriting: Underwriting by investors of corporate bonds issued by a company.
Cost Reduction: Reducing the cost of manufacturing a product.