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The 2025 problem refers to the issue of labor shortages due to demographic changes in the population. The baby boomer generation will all be 75 years or older, resulting in approximately 21.8 million people, or 17.8% of the total population, being 75 years or older. This raises concerns about the inability to perform tasks that require multiple people and the succession issues of tasks that have been personalized by craftsmen. There will also be a competition for new graduates and other workers. Our company has a proven track record of improving work efficiency through packaging innovations using cardboard. We have contributed to society in the packaging field by transforming tasks that only craftsmen could perform into specifications that anyone can do, and enabling work to be done with fewer personnel. [Examples of Packaging Improvements (Excerpt)] - Elimination of personalization - Reduction of work hours - Reduction of workforce - Shortening of work time, etc. We are currently offering a total of eight case studies that demonstrate how packaging improvements have reduced work hours and addressed labor shortage issues. For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

Did you know that compared to commonly used packaging materials like wood and plastic, cardboard has a lower CO2 emission per kilogram? Compared to 100% plastic (PP): Wood: 32% Reinforced cardboard "Naviace": 12% CO2 emissions (according to our research) It is said that the proportion of CO2 emissions from businesses accounts for 70% of the total. This includes CO2 emitted during manufacturing as well as during transportation. By switching packaging materials, we can achieve reductions in CO2 emissions from packaging and improve fuel costs during transportation through lightweight packaging. Reinforced cardboard Naviace has 1.6 times the strength of regular cardboard. It is strong and durable enough to be treated as an alternative to wood and plastic, and depending on the specifications, it can package products weighing nearly one ton. We will publish a collection of case studies that summarize examples of successful reductions in CO2 emissions throughout the logistics process, including manufacturing and transportation, addressing environmental issues. Please use this as a reference for packaging improvements. [Examples (excerpt)] - All-cardboard suspended packaging for roll products - Cardboard conversion of wooden pallets - Improvement of paper joint locks for packaging large copiers

In the United States, the presidential election has been decided, and it has been confirmed that Mr. Trump will be the next president. Against this backdrop, the ongoing depreciation of the yen and appreciation of the dollar are expected to continue, along with an anticipated increase in tariffs. To continue generating profits, cost reduction is unavoidable. Reducing costs through changes in product specifications may present many challenges, such as obtaining customer approval and ensuring quality. So, what if we could lower logistics costs? Our proposed "Total Logistics Cost Proposal" focuses on the overall logistics expenses and aims to achieve improvements in loading capacity and reductions in working hours by changing packaging specifications, thereby suggesting comprehensive cost reductions. We are currently offering a collection of case studies summarizing actual success stories. Please use it as a reference for next year's budget planning, cost reduction measures, and future tariff increase strategies. [Featured Cases (Excerpt)] - 700kg roll suspended all cardboard packaging - All cardboard packaging for upright piano exports - Cardboard packaging for aircraft seats

The characteristic of our company, Naviece, is its high level of experience in cardboard packaging design. Based on numerous achievements, including awards in packaging contests, we are well aware of how various improvements can lead to carbon neutrality. For example, CO2 emissions during transportation, and the operating hours of packaging lines. Even items that are not directly related to packaging materials can be improved by changing the packaging materials, resulting in a reduction of CO2 emissions from packaging to shipping and disposal of materials. Additionally, by using our uniquely developed reinforced cardboard "Naviece," we can package heavy items weighing hundreds of kilograms to nearly 1 ton, such as pianos and film rolls, which are far removed from the typical image of cardboard. Moreover, cardboard is considered to have less than half the emissions per kilogram compared to wood, making it an environmentally friendly material. *You can immediately view numerous award-winning examples from the [PDF download]. Please take a look for your reference. *Expansion of Manufacturing Scale* In September 2023, Naviece Kanto Co., Ltd. will be established. It will have design capabilities and manufacturing capacity equivalent to our headquarters, with good access to the Ken-O Expressway. This will enable us to supply Naviece and Navipallet to customers not only in the Kanto region but also in the Tohoku area.

This document introduces examples of resource efficiency in reuse. It includes improvements to paper joint locks for packaging large copiers, roll suspended packaging, and the realization of sustainable unit loads. Please take a moment to read it. [Contents] ■ Benefits of cardboard packaging ■ Improvements to paper joint locks for packaging large copiers ■ Roll suspended packaging ■ Breaking the norm! Realizing sustainable unit loads *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

This document introduces cases where switching to cardboard packaging has successfully improved productivity and loading efficiency. In the case of cardboard packaging for aircraft seats, a filling rate of 90% into containers was achieved. Additionally, there are examples of cardboard bulk packaging and collective packaging for large pleated shape products. We encourage you to read it. [Features] ■ Benefits of cardboard packaging ■ Cardboard packaging for aircraft seats ■ Cardboard bulk packaging ■ Just assemble the parts! Collective packaging for large pleated shape products *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

This document introduces cases where switching to cardboard packaging has successfully reduced CO2 emissions. It includes examples such as all-cardboard packaging for self-propelled radio-controlled sprayers, all-cardboard suspended packaging for roll products, and the realization of all-cardboard packaging from wooden frame packaging for large heavy items. Please take a moment to read it. [Contents] ■ Benefits of cardboard packaging ■ Contribution to achieving SDGs: All-cardboard packaging for self-propelled radio-controlled sprayers ■ Approximately 1 ton! All-cardboard suspended packaging for roll products ■ A 40-year challenge: Realizing all-cardboard packaging from wooden frame packaging for large heavy items *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.