Itochu and Daikin have formed a comprehensive alliance in Japan to advance horizontal recycling of air conditioners under the government’s resource-circulation framework (Type 1). The partnership aims to build a closed-loop system that recovers plastics and metals from end-of-life units for reuse in new products, improving collection and sorting, material traceability and quality, and reducing CO2 emissions and virgin material use across the AC lifecycle.
ITOCHU Corp. (Minato-ku, Tokyo, Japan) announced that it has signed a comprehensive business alliance agreement with Daikin Industries, Ltd. (Kita-ku, Osaka, Japan). The agreement was signed under the framework of Japan’s Act Concerning Sophistication of Recycling Business, etc. to Promote Resource Circulation (Type 1), with the goal of increasing the sophistication of resource recycling in […]
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