We established our Environmental Problem Project Team in 2002 with the goal of becoming an "Environmentally Friendly Morimura." Then, in 2007, we formulated Environmental Policy, which incorporates our founding spirit, and introduced the Environmental Management System to vigorously and systematically promote actions for protecting the global environment. We acquired ISO14001 certification, an international standard for environmental management system, in March 2008.
Taking advantage of functions only available to trading companies, we produce products and technologies that help reduce environmental impact as well as products the exert low environmental impact in production processes in Japan and overseas. We strongly supply and encourage the use of these products and technologies across society.
Environmental Policy
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MORIMURA BROS., INC. recognizes that environmental problems have become such potentially long-term-issues on global scale, and shall make every possible effort towards realizing a "sustainable development" which is aimed at creating a harmony between social and economic development, and sound environmental conservation.
In accordance with the Environmental Basic Policy shown below, MORIMURA BROS., INC. shall endeavor to realize the Environmental Basic Philosophy through domestic and overseas business activities.
October 1, 2007 Established
January 1, 2013 Revised
July 1, 2025 Revised
Becoming a global, environmentally friendly corporationWe acquired ISO14001 certification, an international standard for environmental management system, in March 2008.
We acquires ISCC PLUS Certification
Our Initiatives
Magnesium alloy ingot
Producing secondaly magnesium ingot uses less energy and generates lower CO2 than primary magnesium ingot production, leading to a reduced impact on the environment. We also established a magnesium recycle plant in the Chonburi province of Thailand in 2008, which also contributes creating new employment opportunities.
We sell metal powder used in 3D printers made by AP&C (Canada), a subsidiary of Colibrium Additive(Former GE Additive), in both Japan and South Korea.
The benefits of manufacturing with additive manufacturing (3D printing) are highly compatible with the SDGs.
Some examples include:
Metallic materials are already on the market for the aerospace, medical, and die-cast industries and are being considered as a mass production technology for automobiles. Resin materials were greatly utilized to make up for the pandemic-induced lack of medical supplies, and initiatives to put the technology into practical use have been accelerating as a dominant technology in various fields for achieving a sustainable society.
▲A fuel nozzle for LEAP engines mass-produced by GE Aviation using additive manufacturing