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JPR to Present at Kanto Physical Internet Seminar

Japan Palette Rental Co., Ltd. (JPR), led by President Atsushi Nimura, is excited to announce its participation in the upcoming "Physical Internet Seminar in Kanto: Together Towards Sustainable Logistics". This event, organized by the Kanto Bureau of Economy, Trade and Industry and the Kanto Bureau of Transportation, will take place on March 3, 2026, from 14:00 to 16:15 at the Tokyo Truck General Association, Shinjuku, Tokyo. The seminar will focus on innovative approaches to sustainable logistics.

Seminar Details

The seminar aims to engage various stakeholders in discussions around sustainable logistics, emphasizing the significance of collaboration and standardization within the supply chain. The agenda includes several expert speakers, such as:

• - Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry: Overview of Physical Internet policies
• - Professor Yuji Yano, Ryutsu Keizai University: Company collaboration and standardization in logistics
• - Kenbun Arai, JPR: Achieving standardization and collaboration through consistent pallet use
• - Kota Kataoka, YE Digital Solutions: Digital transformation in logistics warehouses for sustainability
• - Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism: Overview of revised logistics efficiency laws and necessary responses

JPR's Contribution to Sustainable Logistics

As the logistics industry faces critical challenges, including labor shortages and environmental impact reduction, the implementation of the "Physical Internet" is becoming increasingly vital. JPR has been at the forefront of this movement, leveraging its extensive experience in pallet rental to promote standardization and efficiency in the logistics sector. In its presentation, titled "Achieving Standardization and Collaboration through Consistent Pallet Use", JPR will share concrete examples of initiatives aimed at building sustainable logistics infrastructure.

Registration and Participation

Participants are invited to register for the seminar through the following link: Registration Link. The event can accommodate up to 100 participants and is free of charge.

Conclusion

This seminar presents a unique opportunity for industry professionals and stakeholders to explore collaborative solutions for sustainable logistics, foster discussions on policy trends, and share best practices. Join us on March 3rd as we work towards a more sustainable future in the logistics space.