UN SDGs Association and Social Enterprise Art Impact Sign MOU for 'Plastic Initiative'

CJ Logistics to Develop Eco-Friendly Products Using Recycled Plastic View original image


[Asia Economy Reporter Yoo Je-hoon] CJ Logistics is embarking on the development of eco-friendly products using waste plastic.


On the 15th, CJ Logistics announced that on the 14th, it signed a business agreement for the 'Plastic Initiative' to promote sustainable management and protect the global environment, together with the United Nations (UN) Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) Association and Art Impact at its headquarters in Jung-gu, Seoul.


This agreement centers on mutual cooperation among the three parties, including CJ Logistics, to strive for carbon and plastic reduction and contribute to achieving the UN's SDGs through the expansion of sustainable social contributions.


Accordingly, CJ Logistics will collaborate with the social enterprise Art Impact to develop eco-friendly products through research and development (R&D). Efforts to protect the global environment will continue by developing new material uniforms and items using high-strength functional fibers and upcycled materials recycled from plastic.


Additionally, through collaboration with the SDGs Association, a UN special consultative status organization, CJ Logistics plans to actively participate in activities aimed at achieving goals, including efforts to obtain international certifications such as the 'Guidelines for Reducing Plastic (GRP),' an environmental standard for plastic reduction and climate change response.



A CJ Logistics official stated, "As environmental issues such as fine dust and plastic have recently emerged worldwide, there is a growing imperative to not only be eco-friendly but to protect the environment as a must (必) environmental trend. As a global comprehensive logistics company, we will take the lead in proactively responding to environmental issues and practicing must-environmentalism."


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