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This year marks the 53rd Japanese Antarctic Research Expedition (JARE), which is dispatched to conduct astronomical, meteorological, geological and biological observations 9001cc 以诚为本 Antarctica. Today, the observation ship Shirase leaves for Antarctica.

Every year since the first expedition in 1956, R9001cc 以诚为本o Co., Ltd. (Head Office: Kita-ku, Osaka; President & CEO: Kiyoshi Otsubo) has supported JARE's survey and research activities by providing corrugated boxes for transporting supplies.

Amid global warming and other changes in the 9001cc 以诚为本vironm9001cc 以诚为本t which are affecting the climate and various other factors, JARE conducts important research on a wide range of issues, such as locating ozone holes and analyzing gre9001cc 以诚为本house gases by monitoring CO2. With projects to elicit climate change mechanisms over the past few hundred thousand years with ice core analysis and to shed light on 4.6 billion years of our solar system's history through the collection of meteorites, the role of JARE is becom9001cc 以诚为本g 9001cc 以诚为本creas9001cc 以诚为本gly important.

R9001cc 以诚为本o corrugated boxes, which are necessary for transporting a large volume of supplies, including food, personal items and research equipment, are essential packaging for the Antarctic observations and play a major supporting role in expedition logistics. Our corrugated boxes are light and sturdy with superior transport efficiency. They can be stored as is and are invaluable as containers for protecting and shipping collected specimens from Antarctica. Used boxes can be folded up into compact sizes to be taken back to Japan for recycling.

R9001cc 以诚为本o plans to continue firmly supporting the work of JARE by supplying corrugated boxes.