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Yamagoe Co., Ltd. will be exhibiting at the "Hokuriku Yarn Fair 2025" held at the Fukui Prefectural Industrial Hall. We have requested design advice from FIRO WORKS and will be enhancing our booth with Jatec under the theme "ONE STOP." Additionally, we plan to showcase our new product "DEEMORICH." We look forward to your visit.

Yamako Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Kahoku City, Ishikawa Prefecture, Representative Director: Son Iman) has re-obtained the updated certification of GRS (Global Recycled Standard) from the international certification body Intertek Testing Services NA Inc. on March 13. We will continue to handle recycled polyester processed yarns certified by GRS products. This time, after a rigorous examination, it has been confirmed that we are a company that considers society and the environment and has established traceability, and we have continued to obtain GRS certification. We will actively promote product development and technological development using recycled materials both domestically and internationally, and contribute to society broadly through the provision of sustainable products. [Contact for this matter] Yamako Co., Ltd. 1-5 Takamatsu Hei, Kahoku City, Ishikawa Prefecture, 929-1215 Contact: Shinsuke Oki TEL: 076-281-8110 Fax: 076-281-1888 E-mail: ooki@san-etsu.jp

Yamagoe Co., Ltd. has been selected as one of the "100 Next-Generation Textile Industry Companies" by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry for its excellent technological capabilities in the field of value creation. <Excerpt from the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry website> The "100 Next-Generation Textile Industry Companies" recognizes that the textile industry in Japan is undergoing significant changes due to a shortage of skilled workers and an increase in overseas production bases (the import penetration rate in the domestic textile market is 98% on a quantity basis). Additionally, many textile-related companies have experienced a decline in sales due to reduced opportunities for outings caused by the spread of the COVID-19 virus. In recent years, the textile industry has also been called upon to address sustainability issues, such as responsible supply chain management and the promotion of a circular economy, which extends beyond apparel companies to various businesses that make up the supply chain. Companies that are making excellent efforts will attract attention and interest from their surroundings, enabling them to promote further new collaborations and product development. Therefore, we will communicate this externally as the "100 Next-Generation Textile Industry Companies."