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Fujitsu to Use 100% Biodegradable Materials for Packing Tape |
Tokyo, Japan - Fujitsu Limited today announced that it will shift completely to the use of biodegradable plant-based materials for the manufacture of embossed carrier tape, used for packing large-scale integrated circuit chips (LSIs) when shipping them on reels. Fujitsu expects an 11% reduction in carbon dioxide (CO2 ) emissions by employing biodegradable plant-based materials to produce embossed carrier tape, in place of polystyrene, a material which was conventionally used in the industry.
The tape is eco-friendly in that in addition to being biodegradable, it does not produce toxic emissions when incinerated.
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