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Environmental Conservation Activities
“From Cradle to Cradle”
Pursuing further recycling possibilities
Presently in Japan, approximately 5 million vehicles are annually wasted as end-of-life vehicles, of which approximately 4 million are disposed of within the country and 75-80% of them are recycled in terms of weight. In recent years, the remaining 20-25% of shredder residues have become a problem in the lack of landfill sites and in the conversion to a recycling-based society, and people are increasingly demanding the proper disposal of these residues.
To solve this problem, the End-of-Life Vehicle Recycling Law was enacted in 2002.
Under these circumstances, Honda is continuing to implement aggressive measures to minimize the use of substances with environmental impacts and the amount of landfill waste, and promote the recycling of resources at every stage of its products’ lifecycles, including development, production, use, and waste.
Measures Taken at the Development StageMeasures Taken at the Production Stage
Measures Taken at the Use StageMeasures Taken at the Waste Stage
Measures for the FutureEfforts Made by Suppliers

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