Fujitsu decides the company from which to procure a
product based on a comprehensive list of economic factors, such as the
specifications, quality, delivery date, and price of the product. However,
Fujitsu also gives careful consideration to the product's impact on the
environment.
Fujitsu is actively engaged in Green Procurement (procurement of materials,
parts, products, and production equipment in which environmental impact
is given careful consideration) and widely solicits proposals for enhancing
this approach from our trading partners.
Fujitsu solicits proposals for materials, parts, products, production
equipment, and production methods that offer superior environmental protection.
Avoiding toxic substances
Products do not contain toxic substances, and toxic substances are
not released during production or when Fujitsu disposes them.
Conserving resources
• Resources are conserved by using recycled materials
• Resources are conserved by making products smaller.
Conserving energy
The consumption of energy (electricity and fossil fuels) when the product
is produced and used is minimized.
Promoting recycling
• Materials are easy to recycle.
• The product has a structure that facilitates disassembly for recycling.
• Packing materials are recyclable.
Using products that are easy to process and dispose
The product has a structure that facilitates disassembly for processing
and disposal.
