Adverse weather-related fluctuations in beverage shipments
First written in FY2020-Q1. 4 of 10 entries say "Materialised", first in FY2020-Q1. Latest entry: 2026-10-30.
Tomoku moved to the "Worse" side of this theme in 2019.
1 other company's latest entry also says "Materialised".
- 2026-10-30MaterialisedEarnings
「また、夏場の天候不順の影響を受け、取扱数量が減少しました。」
夏場の天候不順が、運輸倉庫部門の取扱数量減少として実績に現れた。 - FY2025-H1RestatedAnnual report
「Handling volumes increased due to the effects of extreme heat and higher demand for stockpiling.」
Regarding weather factors, the company stated that, unlike the factors that had previously caused shipment declines, extreme heat contributed to higher handling volumes of beverages and other products. - FY2023-Q2Extreme heat turned into a factor driving higher beverage handling volumesAnnual report
「In Transport and Warehousing, volumes handled, particularly beverage-related goods, increased because the year was hit by an unusually hot summer from June, earlier than usual, and revenue also increased as ㈱トーウンTLP札幌 began full-scale operations. However, operating income declined because of higher fuel and other costs resulting from surging crude oil prices.」
Regarding weather factors that had previously caused declines in beverage shipments, this filing states that an early heatwave led to increased handling volumes of beverage-related products. - FY2022-Q2MaterialisedAnnual report
「Domestic demand for corrugated cardboard continued to recover from the previous year in food products, e-commerce, and electrical and machinery products, among other sectors. The Group was affected by lower shipments of beverages and produce due to adverse summer weather, but its production volume exceeded the same period of the previous year as demand for processed foods continued to recover.」
Adverse summer weather actually manifested itself in the quarter as a decline in shipments of beverages and agricultural produce. - FY2021MaterialisedAnnual report
「Domestic demand for corrugated packaging remained below the previous year's level due to requests associated with 2 declarations of a state of emergency, including refraining from going out, shortened business hours for restaurants, and working from home, as well as adverse weather such as record heavy rain in July and heavy snowfall from mid-December.」
Adverse weather manifested itself as demand for corrugated cardboard falling below the previous year. In transportation and warehousing, infectious diseases and weather factors also affected beverage deliveries and handling volumes. - FY2021-Q2WorsenedAnnual report
「In the transportation division, handling volumes increased due to new customers, but cargo related to our mainstay soft drinks was heavily affected by the prolonged rainy season and low temperatures, causing total cargo handling volumes to decline. In addition, vehicle shortages increased costs. In the warehousing division, cargo movement was sluggish because of adverse weather, and higher inventory levels increased costs such as external warehouse rental fees.」
The decline in soft-drink cargo caused by the prolonged rainy season and low temperatures spread to total cargo handling volumes, while higher inventories and external warehouse rental fees also resulted. - FY2020RestatedAnnual report
「In Transport and Warehousing, revenue increased due to higher volumes of beverages and empty cans handled in western Japan and the opening of a new center in the Tohoku region. However, beverage-related shipments stagnated because of poor summer weather, costs such as pallet rental fees increased as goods remained in storage, and subcontracted transportation costs rose further because of vehicle shortages. As a result, Transport and Warehousing revenue declined 0.6% to ¥37,308 million, and operating income fell 11.2% to ¥1,464 million.」
The stagnation of beverage-related cargo movements due to adverse weather and higher pallet rental fees caused by cargo remaining in storage continued to affect full-year results. - FY2020-Q3RestatedAnnual report
「In transportation and warehousing, handling volumes increased due to new customers, but cargo related to our mainstay soft drinks was heavily affected by the prolonged rainy season and low temperatures in the first half, causing total cargo handling volumes to decline. In addition, vehicle shortages increased costs, while higher inventories due to adverse weather increased costs such as external warehouse rental fees.」
The decline in soft-drink cargo caused by the prolonged rainy season and low temperatures, higher inventories due to adverse weather, and increased costs such as external warehouse rental fees continue to be reported. - FY2020-Q2WorsenedAnnual report
「In the transportation division, handling volumes increased due to new customers, but cargo related to our mainstay soft drinks was heavily affected by the prolonged rainy season and low temperatures, causing total cargo handling volumes to decline. In addition, vehicle shortages increased costs. In the warehousing division, cargo movement was sluggish because of adverse weather, and higher inventory levels increased costs such as external warehouse rental fees.」
The decline in beverage cargo caused by the prolonged rainy season and low temperatures spread to total cargo handling volumes, while adverse weather also resulted in higher inventories and external warehouse rental fees. - FY2020-Q1MaterialisedAnnual report
「Beverage-related shipments declined from May to June due to adverse weather, but」
We stated that adverse weather actually manifested itself in the transportation and warehousing business as a decline in beverage-related shipments.