Palmyashix® label
Labels made from paper made from palm palm leaves after oil extraction
Palm oil, a type of vegetable oil, is widely used around the world as a raw material for cooking oil, detergents, cosmetics, and more.
This label uses Palmyashix® a paper made from pulped palm bean canes, a waste product of palm oil manufacturing.
* Palmyashix® is a paper developed by Crown Packaging Co., Ltd.
Features of OSP's Label
Product features
Feature 1
Natural colors and textures
We use paper made from pulped palm canes. It features a natural color and texture, and blends well with environmentally friendly food and daily items.
Feature 2
Seal with FSC® forest certification mark
Palmyashix® is an FSC® certified product. By using the FSC® certification mark, you can prove your environmentally conscious efforts and improve your company's image as a company that contributes greatly to society. By meeting the corporate attitude and ethical standards that consumers expect from companies regarding environmental issues, you can increase the value of your company and products.
Contributing to solving environmental problems by using palmyashix®
Contributing to environmental improvement in production areas
Yashikasa, which is produced during the production of palm oil, emits black smoke when incinerated, so burning it is prohibited and it is piled open. When these things decompose, foul odors and pests are generated, making the surrounding living environment worse. Also, if left undisposed without disposal, it will become hot and spontaneously ignite, causing disasters such as forest fires. By reusing Yashikasa, we can contribute to solving the problems of the living environment in these production areas.
Saving forest resources
By using Yashikasa pulp, it is possible to reduce the amount of wood pulp used, which saves forest resources.
Fixes atmospheric CO2
Palm trees absorb carbon dioxide as they grow. Pulping the coconut palm that has absorbed carbon dioxide and using it as a raw material for palmyashix® contributes to reducing the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.
