Philosophy
Always have an attitude of appreciation, comply with the laws and regulations, provide safety and peace of mind to customers, and strive to create products that will satisfy customers. With this approach, we will earn adequate profits, improve the welfare of employees, and contribute to local communities.
Message from the President
President Yuji Murakami
President
Yuji Murakami
The packaging industry can also be described as a mature industry nowadays. As this industry has matured, Sanwa Kogyo has been meeting all of our customers’ needs under our perpetual slogan of “speedily,” “carefully,” and “reliably.” We have basically established our position as a manufacturer of soft packaging, and we are now embarking on our next challenge. This is to take the planning capabilities and technical strengths we have built up over the years and apply them in a variety of fields, through our relationships with top manufacturers. By expanding our business base, we can bring the benefits of Sanwa Kogyo products to a wider range of people. We are aiming for further progress as a company that proposes new types of packaging.
Initiatives for SDGs in the next generation
Sanwa Kogyo provides packaging materials to suit each products’ purpose of use. Our range of packaging includes moisture-resistant packaging for food such as snacks, tea and coffee beans, heat-resistant packaging for ready-made foods and other items, and chemical-resistant packaging for shampoo and conditioner, bath powders and similar items. Sanwa Kogyo is striving for environmentally-friendly manufacturing to create packaging materials that are even easier and safer to access and use in daily life.
Initiatives for SDGs
in the next generation
Sanwa Kogyo provides packaging materials to suit each products’ purpose of use. Our range of packaging includes moisture-resistant packaging for food such as snacks, tea and coffee beans, heat-resistant packaging for ready-made foods and other items, and chemical-resistant packaging for shampoo and conditioner, bath powders and similar items. Sanwa Kogyo is striving for environmentally-friendly manufacturing to create packaging materials that are even easier and safer to access and use in daily life.
Company outline
| Company name | Sanwa Kogyo Co., Ltd. | ||
| Establishment | May. 20, 1965 | ||
| Capital | 80 million yen | ||
| Representative | Yuji Murakami | ||
| List of Executives | Managing Director | Keizou Souda | |
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| Managing Director | Keizou Souda | ||
| Director | Ikuyo Shinmyou (General Manager, 1st Production Headquarters) |
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| Director | Takashi Satou (General Manager, Special Sales Headquarters) |
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| Director | Yoshihiro Ono (General Manager, Sales Headquarters) |
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| Executive Officer | Syouji Shibuya (General Manager, 2nd Production Headquarters) |
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| Executive Officer | Kazuki Kameyama (General Manager, Production Support Headquarters) |
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| Executive Officer | Kazuo Irie (General Manager, Corporate Headquarters) |
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| Executive Officer | Yasuo Ozaki (General Manager, Special Sales Department) |
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| Executive Officer | Hironobu Hasegawa (General Manager, 1st Sales Department) |
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| Executive Officer | Takashi Yokozeki (General Manager, Equipment Security Department) |
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| Number of employees |
260 |
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| Head Office | 2-5-18 Senyu-cho, Zentsuji-shi, Kagawa | ||
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| Business activities | 1. Manufacture and sale of synthetic resin packaging materials 2. Gravure printing and lamination 3. All work associated with 1. and 2. |
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| Banks for business transactions |
The Iyo Bank Marugame Branch The Shikoku Bank Zentsuji Branch Chugoku Bank Zentsuji Branch The Hyakujushi Bank Zentsuji Branch (Listed in order of the Japanese syllabary) |
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| Group Company | Sanwa Process Co., Ltd. ≪Specialty trading company for packaging materials≫ |
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| Company name Sanwa Kogyo Co., Ltd. |
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| Establishment May. 20, 1965 |
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| Capital 80 million yen |
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| Representative Yuji Murakami |
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| List of Executives | Managing Director | Keizou Souda | |
| List of Executives | |||
| Managing Director | Keizou Souda | ||
| Director | Ikuyo Shinmyou (General Manager, 1st Production Headquarters) |
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| Director | Takashi Satou (General Manager, Special Sales Headquarters) |
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| Director | Yoshihiro Ono (General Manager, Sales Headquarters) |
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| Executive Officer | Syouji Shibuya (General Manager, 2nd Production Headquarters) |
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| Executive Officer | Kazuki Kameyama (General Manager, Production Support Headquarters) |
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| Executive Officer | Kazuo Irie (General Manager, Corporate Headquarters) |
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| Executive Officer | Yasuo Ozaki (General Manager, Special Sales Department) |
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| Executive Officer | Hironobu Hasegawa (General Manager, 1st Sales Department) |
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| Executive Officer | Takashi Yokozeki (General Manager, Equipment Security Department) |
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| Number of employees 260 |
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| Head Office 2-5-18 Senyu-cho, Zentsuji-shi, Kagawa |
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| Business activities 1. Manufacture and sale of synthetic resin packaging materials 2. Gravure printing and lamination 3. All work associated with 1. and 2. |
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Banks for business transactions The Iyo Bank Marugame Branch The Shikoku Bank Zentsuji Branch Chugoku Bank Zentsuji Branch The Hyakujushi Bank Zentsuji Branch (Listed in order of the Japanese syllabary) |
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| Group Company Sanwa Process Co., Ltd. ≪Specialty trading company for packaging materials≫ |
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History
| May.1965 | Establishes Sanwa Kogyo Co., Ltd. (Capital: 15 million yen) Starts the manufacture and sale of laminated products |
| Jul.1967 | Increases capital to 16 million yen |
| Apr.1970 | Starts Gravure printing |
| Sep.1971 | Starts dry lamination |
| Feb.1974 | Adds extensions to the Head Office Plant |
| Jan.1975 | Starts operations at the Manno Plant |
| Dec.1975 | Increases capital to 40 million yen Sets up a tandem lamination machine at the Manno Plant Sets up a 6-color Gravure printing machine at the Manno Plant |
| Sep.1976 | Opens Tokyo Sales Office |
| Jul.1978 | Sets up a 7-color Gravure printing machine at the Head Office Plant |
| May.1979 | Sets up a tandem lamination machine at the Head Office Plant |
| Mar.1982 | Sets up an 8-color Gravure printing machine at the Head Office Plant Adds extensions to the Head Office Bag Manufacturing Plant |
| Apr.1982 | Adds another 6-color Gravure printing machine to the Manno Plant |
| Jul.1982 | Increases capital to 80 million yen |
| Apr.1984 | Adds a Dry Lamination Plant to the Manno Plant |
| Nov.1985 | Starts operations at the Tsubakidani Plant Sets up a tandem lamination machine at the Tsubakidani Plant |
| Jan.1987 | Adds extensions to the Tsubakidani Plant |
| Oct.1992 | Sets up an 8-color Gravure printing machine at the Manno Plant |
| Jul.1996 | Adds extensions to the Tsubakidani Plant |
| Sep.1996 | Adds another tandem lamination machine to the Tsubakidani Plant |
| Oct.1996 | Adds another 8-color Gravure printing machine to the Manno Plant |
| Jan.1998 | Adds another dry lamination machine to the Manno Plant |
| May.2002 | Adds another 10-color Gravure printing machine to the Manno Plant |
| Feb.2006 | Updates the tandem lamination machine at the Tsubakidani Plant |
| Oct.2007 | Updates the 7-color Gravure printing machine at the Manno Plant |
| Nov.2012 | Acquires ISO9001:2008 certification |
| Aug.2017 | Starts operations at the Manno Plant 2 Newly sets up an 8-color Flexo printing machine using water-based ink |
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