"Unchin Sagaru-kun - Gomi Deneze Series" Recognized by ACC Foundation for Logistics Cost Reduction and Eco-Friendly Design

"Unchin Sagaru-kun - Gomi Deneze Series," developed by PXC Inc. (CEO: Kenichi Komatsu), a group company of ADTANK Co., Ltd. (CEO: Kenichi Kanno), has been recognized in a grant program by the ACC Foundation. The product was praised for simultaneously reducing logistics costs for large in-store promotional materials (POP) and lessening environmental impact.

Overview of the Award

The grant program of the ACC Foundation is a system that honors small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) engaged in activities such as research and development of new products, entry into new fields, environmental improvements, and creative ingenuity.

"Unchin Sagaru-kun - Gomi Deneze Series" was evaluated as an initiative that balances logistics efficiency and eco-friendly design in the promotional industry.

What are SPGs (Sustainable Promotion Goals)?

SPGs (Sustainable Promotion Goals) is a brand project launched with the aim of strengthening contributions to the SDGs within the promotional industry.

In fields such as promotional materials and displays, there has been a challenge where initiatives like the use of environmentally friendly materials and waste reduction have not progressed sufficiently.

In SPGs, companies in the promotional industry collaborate to promote product development that balances "promotion x environment" under themes such as:

・ Environmentally friendly promotional materials

・ Design leading to waste reduction

・ Logistics design to improve transportation efficiency

*Utility Model Registered (No. 3251943)

"Unchin Sagaru-kun - Gomi Deneze Series" Recognized in the Award

"Unchin Sagaru-kun" is a solution that realizes shipping cost reductions and environmental impact mitigation by optimizing the packaging size of promotional displays and other materials.

Promotional displays tend to have high shipping costs because they are large materials, but the design of "Unchin Sagaru-kun" significantly reduces packaging size, achieving a shipping cost reduction of approximately 50% compared to conventional methods.

Additionally, effects on the environmental front are expected, such as:

・ Reduction of packaging materials

・ Waste reduction

・ CO2 emission reduction through improved transportation efficiency

SPGs Brand Site https://spgs.jp/