Environmental Endeavors

FUJIFILM companies across the United States are sponsoring morning and drive-time programming on local National Public Radio (NPR) stations. The sponsorship, which runs through the week of April 14th, highlights FUJIFILM's commitment to sustainability, leading up to Earth Day 2008. Each radio spot highlights a different aspect of our sustainability efforts.

Learn more at www.fujifilmfuture.com.

FUJIFILM has summarized the importance, and it's commitment, to the environment in what it calls the FUJIFILM Group Green Policy that revolves around making sure our business practices of today will preserve and maintain the environment for the generations of tomorrow.

We have demonstrated this commitment by being one of the first industrial organizations in Greenwood County to join the South Carolina Adopt-A-Highway program, which is an initiative to ensure the roadways of South Carolina retain their pristine beauty. We have also joined forces with the Nature Conservancy to help publish a pictorial tribute to South Carolina's wetland wilderness, the ACE Basin. The books are being sold by the Nature Conservancy and all proceeds will help preserve this priceless and irreplaceable 350,000 acre natural sanctuary, which was recently added to the Nature Conservancy's list of the Earth's Last Great Places.

According to our company president, Nick Sekiguchi, "We only have one earth." he said, "So, we must strive to take every measure possible to protect our planet and her resources." You'll find that this sentiment reverberates throughout our Associates and all of the company's practices from purchasing raw materials, to designing packaging and manufacturing processes, and recycling our waste materials. We consider the entire life-cycle of our products and processes including the impact they may have on our environment.