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T.I./16 Takeshi Yamanaka (High Yield Materials Dept.)
Tlf: +00-81-90-52059905 JAPON
DAI NIPPON Email: Yamanaka-T@mail.dnp.co.jp JAPaN
PRINTING (DNP) www.dnp.co.jp
TO WHOM IT OFFERS VALUE AND WHAT VALUE To whom What value

Agri-food sector companies

Companies that process organic matter and plastic
outside the agri-food sector
- Companies in the logistics sector of thermosensitive products - Avoid the need for isothermal transport
Companies that offer technological solutions and - Interested to carry out:
services to the agri-food sector - Manufacturers of vending machines * Demonstrative projects of the benefits of its solution
* Conclude Distribution Agreements of its containers in Europe
Companies that want to invest (or diversify) in
other activities
Local authorities, R&D centres, entities that - Entities fostering Circular Economy in general - Benchmark of Good Practice to spread in its region
promote circular economy in general
Fit in Circular Economy Contribution to environmental impact Contribution to economic impact Contribution to social impact
Design for Circularity - Transporting products in the same vehicle at - Avoiding the use of isothermal transport means major savings in many cases - The waste of polyurethane panels
Maintenance/Repair different temperatures allows you to fill them is frowned upon due to their poor
Reuse and recirculation more (make fewer trips) - The ability to adapt to the use of small isothermal containers is also a saving when recyclability.
Remanufacturing small quantities are sent (for example, delivery of drugs near Pharmacies).
Revaluation - The use of returnable containers avoids waste
Recycling - The use of returnable containers is another saving
Energy recovery - Air transport avoids the use of polyurethane
Product as a Service (which is discarded) with dry ice (solid CO ), which
2
is discharged into the atmosphere.
REFERENCES ALREADY INTRODUCED
VALUE PROPOSITION FOR “END USER” IMPLICATIONS FOR “END USER” PHOTOS / IMAGES
IN THE MARKET
- Folding containers for isothermal transport - Unlimited life equipment, unless the vacuum
- Proprietary insulation solution applied to the walls consisting of of the panels is broken
polyurethane and a barrier film (produced by DNP) on which a few
Pascals vacuum is generated. - 40 l Model: € 600/unit (purchasing 50 units)
- Allows the insulating walls to be reduced to 5 % of the glass wool
thickness (for the same insulating capacity). - 1,00O l Model: € 2,000/unit (purchasing 50
- Suitable for thermosensitive substances (food, flowers, pharma- units)
ceuticals, chemicals, etc.)
- Sold 200 units in 2 years
- Returnable container Various models and formats between
- Avoids the need for isothermal transport 40 and 1,000 l capacity
- Allows products to be carried at different temperatures in the
same vehicle
- No need for electrical connection
- Alternative to using polyurethane with dry ice
- They have a software that simulates the transport conditions to
define the necessary means. They have carried out several demos handling thermosensitive
- Given an initial T of 8°C, it allows to keep 100 l water at less than 10°C products by air and land transport obtaining very good results.
for 8 h.
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