Green Policy

Corporate Principle
Fujifilm is committed, through our Green Policy, to adopt sound sustainable business management practices that value continual improvement and economic growth, and that integrate positive quality, environmental and social attributes. We embrace the challenge of continuing to develop superior quality imaging and information technologies, while preserving a green Earth and pursuing harmony between humanity and the environment.

Vision
Our vision, as individual employees and working units within the company, is to voluntarily and continuously pursue responsible care activities that preserve and protect the environment, as well as protect the safety of our employees, our customers and the public. Our vision as a company is to provide quality products in a timely, cost effective, eco-efficient manner and to invest in our employees, our community and business partners.

ISO 14001
Fujifilm is committed to attaining the Environmental Management System ISO 14001 certifications for its manufacturing facilities. Currently 24 facilities have been certified. Details of accredited sites are in the Global Environmental Report.

Policy
Through voluntary and responsible actions, each and every employee will strive to achieve an environmentally sound business.

We shall:

1. Design and manufacture products with consideration of the environment and health and safety as part of the process.

2. Comply with or exceed relevant legislation in the United Kingdom.

3. Provide safe working conditions for employees, encouraging them to identify possible improvements and providing training as necessary.

4. Protect local and wider communities from damage or nuisance as a result of our activities.

5. Measure and continually improve the environmental impact caused by our operations, products and activities.

6. Encourage and train employees and suppliers to recognise their environmental activities and the benefits available to them, by implementing sound environmental, health & safety policies.

7. Communicate our policy and achievements widely, where appropriate freely sharing the techniques used by us to promote improvement.

Environmental Reports
How are we doing?
Click here for Fujifilm's Global Environmental Report

Waste & Recycling

As landfills bulge with waste, and the increasing scarcity of natural resources jeopardises our delicate ecosystem, it becomes imperative that companies help protect and preserve our environment. To accomplish this, conservation, reuse and recycling efforts are essential attributes of corporate philosophy. Fujifilm's sensitivity and commitment to worldwide environmental concerns make it a leader in conservation and recycling efforts.

Fujifilm has long strived to reduce/conserve materials in products and to design products with environmental quality, such that they can be reused or recycled by both customers and Fujifilm.

The following are recycling and waste collection programs offered by Fujifilm.

Single-Use Cameras
has been conducting a successful Quicksnap single-use camera recycling scheme for single-use cameras since 1990.

Fujifilm offers a free-of-charge environmental service, and accepts all single-use camera makes.

To promote sustainable practice Fujifilm recommends that single-use cameras should be packed into used colour paper shipping boxes, clearly labelled with Fujifilm's Parcel Force account number (labels supplied direct by Fujifilm).

Full details of this scheme can be obtained by email: environment@fuji.co.uk

Pictrostat/Pictography/PictroProof Donor Sheets
For all businesses purchasing materials from Fujifilm we offer a free-of-charge waste treatment service for Donor material.

Pack donor sheets into a product box with the Fujifilm Royal Mail account number on the shipping label.

All material is shredded, protecting confidential information and copyright.
Full details of this scheme can be obtained by email: environment@fuji.co.uk

Chemical Waste Collection Service
Fujifilm offers a chemical waste collection service for businesses.

For full details for your market sector please contact us at: environment@fuji.co.uk

Waste guidance for the Imaging Industry

As a member of the Photo Imaging Council (PIC), Environment Health & Safety Group – Fujifilm works with other UK photographic manufacturers to offer up-to-date guidance on waste issues across all sectors of the imaging market.

PIC have produced A Code of Practice for the Photoprocessing Industry for the Care of the Environment
Click on the pic logo above for more information.

The week 13 - 17th October is European Week for Health &Safety at Work, with this year's theme being "Dangerous Substances in the Workplace" Fuji are pleased to be taking part in this information campaign to promote safety and safe practice through our membership of the Photo Imaging Council.

For more details click on the PIC logo above to visit the "Photo Imaging Council website " or click on the logo for European Week for Safety & Health at work 2003 to view details on the overall theme.

Material Safety Data Sheets

Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) provide important health and safety information for working with our chemicals.

The Fujifilm MSDS information on this site is updated regularly and information on this site is believed to be correct.

The MSDS posted on this site are valid only for products sold by into the UK market as product ingredients, size, name, and product code may vary depending on the geographic market.
The information should be used to assist you in making an independent
assessment of the best method to safeguard your workers and the environment, required by the Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations (COSHH). The data is not an assessment of hazards but will describe the hazards helping your assessment in the workplace.

Note: CANNOT guarantee that the version of a particular MSDS posted on this site at any given time is the most current version of the MSDS for the applicable product. We encourage you to check for updates from time to time on this site or email environment@fuji.co.uk

Graphics products
Click here for more information on graphic products.

X-ray products
Click here for more information on x-ray products.

Photographic products
Please find below all the Material Safety Data Sheets which apply to chemicals currently in use with Fujifilm minilab equipment. The SDS may be downloaded by equipment model number.

	Product	Last updated
Film Processors:
	FP363-563 CN16S 01-06-05.pdf	01.06.05
	FP360-363-560-562-920-922 – Version CN16FA CN16FA 01-06-05.pdf	01.06.05
	FP360-363-560-562-920-922 – Version CN16L CN16L 01-06-05.pdf	01.06.05
	FP232-Version-CN16L FP232-CN16L 01-06-05.pdf	01.06.05
Paper Processors:
	Frontier 330-350-355-370-375-390 - Version CP48SII CP-48SII Nov06.pdf	13.11.06
	Frontier 330-350-355-370-375-390 - Version CP48HVII CP-48 HVII Nov06.pdf	13.11.06
	Frontier 340-570-500-590 Version-CP49E-New New CP49E .pdf	19.06.06
	PP1258-1828-3008 CP47L 01-05-04.pdf	01.06.05
	PP728-1058 CP47L small 01-06-05.pdf	01.06.05

Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDSs) are in PDF Format - you will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to view these Documents.

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MSDS sheet enquiries
E-mail queries / requests to environment@fuji.co.uk Please ensure that the Product Code and Product Name is included in your request.

Are you looking for a Fujifilm subsidiary company MSDS?
Click here for Fuji Hunt Photographic Chemicals MSDS

Environmental Enquiries

Fujifilm is a company that takes pride in the quality of its products and services.

can answer or provide information to specific customer questions on environmental and safety issues regarding Fuji products.

e-mail your questions to: environment@fuji.co.uk

Note: This site is for United Kingdom environmental enquiries only.
For enquiries for other countries please click here.

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