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As part of its "Generation Green" campaign, US company Canon has announced the use of biodegradable packaging. The company aims to reduce the need for paper and other raw materials, resulting in a 45 percent reduction in natural energy, 65 percent reduction in petroleum-based plastics and 50 percent reduction in emissions that impact global warming. According to the company, Generation Green is designed to provide partner companies, enterprise customers and consumers a way to identify and learn about the various green products and solutions Canon offers and in turn, can allow them to realize cost savings by being more energy efficient.
"Throughout our history, Canon has placed an enormous financial and human commitment to developing products that are environmentally friendly," said Yuichi Ishizuka, senior vice president and general manager, Consumer Imaging Group, Canon U.S.A. "Generation Green unites these efforts, enabling partners and customers to easily identify products that are energy and environmentally efficient so that they may integrate them into their businesses and lives to help save money, increase efficiency and help reduce their impact on the environment."
Eco-Conscious Eco-Standards Eco-Friendly For more information on Generation Green please visit www.usa.canon.com/green. In addition to Generation Green, Canon also conducts and supports a variety of philanthropic initiatives that benefit the environment, including the Canon Envirothon, one of North America's largest high school environmental education competitions; Canon National Park Science Scholars Program; the PBS NATURE series; programs at Yellowstone National Park; and many additional local programs. For more information, visit www.usa.canon.com/environment. |







