Chemical Substance Management

In 2004, DNP formulated the DNP Group Chemical Substance Management Standards and has been promoting green procurement with the aim of minimizing the environmental impact. Furthermore, in 2013, we redefined the nature of chemical substances and revised our guidelines to the DNP Group Green Procurement Guidelines for Chemical Substances in order to reduce the risks that chemical substances pose to human health and the environment. In May 2025, we revised our guidelines to expand the range of target chemical substances and amend some of our management methods, managing chemical substances contained in products in line with global trends.

To achieve sustainability, DNP aims to strengthen its management of chemical substances as part of its environmental conservation activities. In accordance with our Environmental Policy, we will promote the proper management of chemical substances throughout the entire product lifecycle, ensure compliance with the PRTR system, and work to reduce emissions of hazardous substances. Through these efforts, we aim to reduce our environmental impact and contribute to the realization of a sustainable society.

Companies are required to appropriately understand and manage chemical substances contained in raw materials and products throughout the entire supply chain. Therefore, DNP has established and operates a management system that complies with the JIS standard for product-containing chemical substance management and the CMP Consortium's* "Guidelines for Product-Containing Chemical Substance Management."

In addition, the DNP Group handles many chemicals in its production processes. Accordingly, we have established a Chemical Substance Management Guide for handling chemical substances, and have implemented measures such as containment dikes and emergency shutoff systems at receiving facilities to prevent liquids from overflowing, and double-walled storage tanks for the prevention of accidents. We also stock up on materials that can be used during emergencies, such as oil absorbing sheets, and hold emergency response drills to ensure the proper response in the event of an emergency.

• The CMP Consortium (formerly the Japan Article Management Promotion Council (JAMP)) is a cross-industry organization that develops and disseminates mechanisms and guidelines for managing chemical substances contained in products and for communicating related information within the supply chain. It was established by reorganizing JAMP.

In accordance with the PRTR system, annual amounts of chemical substances handled at each plant exceeding the legal thresholds are listed.