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| (Reference: Classification of Environmental Labels) |
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| TYPE I : | Awarded by a third party organization who establishes own certification criteria of environmental protective products. Such labels are certified in accordance with these criteria. |
| TYPE II : | By their own seals or marks, the manufacturers appeal their environmental protective policies, in their marketing of advertising. |
| TYPE III : | Showing quantitative data in a label which indicates consumable resources and energies, or the load to the environment through the whole life-cycle of the product. The consumer will evaluate the data. |
| RISO provides products in Japan that comply with the Law on Promoting Green Purchasing, Eco Mark Program and the International Energy Star Program.
RISO products sold overseas correspond to the International Energy Star Program, the Taiwan Green Mark Program and the China Environmental Labeling Program [Type II] .
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| Law on Promoting Green Purchasing-Compliant Products | Specified product procurement items and criteria for products that are compliant with the Law Concerning the Promotion of Procurement of Eco-Friendly Goods and Services by the State and Other Entities (Law on Promoting Green Purchasing) Basic policies related to promoting the procurement of eco-friendly goods for each specified procurement item and criteria used to make determinations are reviewed annually. |
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| Eco Mark Products | Products certified by the Japan Environment Association in recognition of their usefulness in preserving the environment by decreasing environmental burden throughout the product lifecycle, from manufacturing to disposal. |
| International ENERGY STAR Program | Involving seven countries and regions worldwide, this is an international program that promotes energy saving in office machines.
The program sets standards in terms of the power consumption of office machines in each of the operation, sleep and OFF modes, and it certifies only those machines ranked among the top 25% of all entries. Products that meet these standards are allowed to display the International Energy Star Program Logo. (From the ECCJ website) To the Energy Conservation Center, Japan |
| Taiwan Green Mark Program | The Taiwan Green Mark Program, which is equivalent to Japan’s Eco Mark Program, began in 1992 under the management of the Environment and Development Foundation (EDF), an organization commissioned by Taiwan’s Environmental Protection Administration. Designated as a “Type I” environmental label in Taiwan, this program grants certifications as an independent third party. |
| China Environmental Labeling Program [Type II] | This environmental label program began in China in 1994 and is administered by the Ministry of Environmental Protection. The China Environmental Labeling Program [Type II] is one in which approval to use these labels is granted if a company’s environmental proclamation meets ISO14021 standards following a review conducted on the basis of this proclamation. |