Pursue Environment-Friendly Business Activities

Proper Management of Chemicals​

The jewellery manufacturing process involves a variety of specialized treatments based on scientific knowledge. TASAKI continues to engage in the proper management of chemicals to ensure that their use does not have a detrimental impact on the natural environment and to maintain a safe working environment for employees.

Initiatives to Reduce the Use of Chemicals and Ensure Their Proper Handling

TASAKI promotes the following initiatives for the proper management of chemicals.

  • In compliance with global standards, TASAKI does not use cadmium at all in its manufacturing processes.
  • We are pursuing initiatives to reduce as much as possible the use of metals that commonly cause allergic reactions (e.g., nickel).
  • We use safer chemicals in our jewellery manufacturing processes.
  • We use localized exhaust systems to detoxify exhaust that contains specified hazardous substances generated during the jewellery manufacturing process.
  • We neutralize and purify wastewater containing specified hazardous substances generated during the jewellery manufacturing process appropriately in a dedicated wastewater treatment facility, with channels that are kept separate from general wastewater. Only purified water is discharged as sewage, and chemicals extracted during the purification process are properly disposed of as industrial waste under the supervision of the responsible officer. Wastewater treatment facility is constantly monitored to ensure that the pH of each tank is maintained at an appropriate level, and water quality tests are conducted twice a month by a specialist contractor to ensure proper purification.
  • The contents of the chemicals used in the atelier are strictly described on the label, and they are stored safely in a special chemicals cabinet to prevent the bottles from falling over.

TASAKI Vision

Our aim for 2030 is to be a jewellery brand that co-exists with nature by switching to renewable energy, achieving zero emissions, and conserving ecosystems, to protect the marine and mining environments that help create our precious jewellery.

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Scope of report

The information in this report primarily covers TASAKI & Co., Ltd. Where other Group companies are included, this is made clear in the text. All references to “TASAKI” in the text refer to TASAKI & Co., Ltd.

Period covered by this report

Most of the information provided in this report concerns the period from November 1, 2021 to October 31, 2022, the fiscal year of TASAKI & Co., Ltd. However, the qualitative information contains some information covering the period from fiscal 2021 and earlier or fiscal 2023. In such cases, this is clearly stated in the text.

Publication Timing

Publication date: August 23, 2023

Guidelines referenced

GRI / ISO 26000

Forward-looking statements/Disclaimer

Forward-looking statements found in this report are based on information obtained by TASAKI until the publication of the report and certain assumptions determined to be reasonable. They are not intended as a guarantee by TASAKI, and for various reasons, actual results may differ considerably from the forward-looking statements contained herein.

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