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History of recycled PET bottle products
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KINSEI SEISHI is promoting the recycling of PET bottles. Our aim is to recycle 1,200 tons per year (20 million PET bottles) by making products from them.
Water is a gift from nature, so we want to return it in its original condition.
Eco Bonn Rick is a porous kitchen bag made from recycled PET bottles. It is a non-woven material which consists of fine intertwined fibers. It filters fine impurities thereby helping us to return environmentally friendly water back to rivers and oceans.


History of recycled PET bottle products
1956

We succeeded in developing dry type non-woven materials using our own unique technology and equipment developed by our company.
(Pioneering dry type non-woven materials in Japan)

1977
We are focused on environmental issues, especially conserving water quality.We have produced a porous kitchen bag, Bonn Rick on a commercial basis.
(Pioneering non-woven porous kitchen bags)
1980 The excellent performance of our porous kitchen bag, Bonn Rick, has been recognized and selected by the Japanese Consumers' Cooperative Union (JCCU).
1991 We have started a joint research and development project for porous kitchen bags using recycled PET bottles with JCCU.
1992
JCCU has started distributing porous kitchen bags using recycled PET bottles from this January.
Later on, we released ECO Bonn Rick on to the market. Mass merchandise outlets and house ware stores also distribute it.
Porous kitchen bags
Now
Production was steadily expanded.
In 1993, we received the Kochi Prefecture Local Industry Grand Prize for recognition of our attitude towards environmental conservation and our contribution to society with the use of recycled materials.
In 1994, we received the presidentユs prize and grand prize from the Clean Japan Center Foundation Incorporated (CJC).
In 1997, we received the special encouragement prize from the Small and Medium Sized Enterprise Center.
In 1996, we recycled about 5 million PET bottles.
In 1999, we achieved our aim of recycling 10 million PET bottles.
In 2001, we recycled 13 million PET bottles.
Besides porous kitchen bags, we produce various wipes, vacuum cleaner bags, exhaust fan filters and more from recycled PET bottles.


KINSEI recycle mascot
Our mascot appearing on our non-woven products made from recycled PET bottles is called the "KINSEI recycle mascot". This emblem is the symbol that emphasizes our caring for the environment and our promotion of the recycling of PET bottles. These products do not emit carbon dioxide when burned and hence the Kinsei recycle mascot is smiling about our environmentally-safe products.