Offer Quality Products and Services That Customers Feel Comfortable Purchasing

Sustainability in the Supply Chain

In TASAKI’s materials procurement, as well as ensuring quality, we place importance on sustainability perspectives, including compliance with laws and regulations, prevention of corruption, health and safety in labor environments, and protection of the environment.

We also work with suppliers and pursue initiatives that will lead to the growth of the industry as a whole.

Sustainability Initiatives in the Supply Chain

Procurement rules and procedures

Under our procurement rules, TASAKI stipulates detailed conditions for the procurement of materials, emphasizing that our business partners must be able to provide a stable supply of quality materials and have an excellent track record and reliability.

For new transactions, our buyers first select business partner candidates according to the conditions stated in our procurement rules and obtain the approval of the executive director in charge before beginning trading with the new business partners.

Clean diamonds

TASAKI works exclusively with trusted suppliers who meet our rigorous procurement standards. The diamonds we handle are sourced with careful consideration for labour conditions, environmental protection, anti-corruption measures, and responsible business practices.

Identification of diamonds

TASAKI has a policy of handling only natural diamonds, but in this industry, it is not uncommon for synthetic diamonds (known as laboratory grown diamonds.) to become mixed up with natural diamonds accidentally in the course of trading.

TASAKI employs the latest equipment and third-party appraisers to distinguish between synthetic and natural diamonds both at the point of shipment from the business partner’s side and on delivery to TASAKI.

Through this process, TASAKI maintains our targeted quality standard and also contributes to increasing the credibility of the industry as a whole.

Sharing our accumulated knowledge and technologies with the industry and in industry-academia-government collaborations

TASAKI shares with other pearl farmers the knowledge that we have accumulated in our many years of operating our own pearl farms, as well as baby oysters with pedigrees that have lower rates of necrosis, produced by joint research, including participation in industry-academia-government projects on artificial spat production. In these and other ways, we are working to ensure the stability and growth of the pearl farming industry.*1

TASAKI Vision

With our commitment to ensuring the traceability of materials such as pearls and diamonds by 2030, TASAKI strives to offer quality products and services that customers can purchase with peace of mind.

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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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