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Other Disclosures9936OHSHO FOOD SERVICE CORP.Retail

Participation in the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Bureau of Environment’s “Zero Food Loss with the Edo Spirit!” Campaign

OHSHO FOOD SERVICE CORP. will participate in the Tokyo Metropolitan Government’s food waste reduction campaign for the second consecutive year, at 60 directly operated stores in Tokyo. Participating stores will display posters, encourage customers to finish their meals and, subject to certain conditions, accept requests to take home uneaten food.

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60
Directly operated stores in Tokyo
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Announced details

Applicable field (uses covered by this announcement)

Food waste reduction; reduction of general waste emissions

Launch date30 October 2026 (implementation start date)
Relationship between the counterparty and the company
OHSHO FOOD SERVICE CORP.9936
Relationship with the Company

Participation in a campaign conducted by the Tokyo Metropolitan Bureau of Environment. Continuing participation from last year.

CounterpartyTokyo Metropolitan Government Bureau of Environment

Implementing body for a campaign conducted by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government. Other information, including location, representative, capital and year established, and business activities: Not disclosed

Location (as indicated in this announcement)

Tokyo metropolitan area

60 directly operated stores
Offering price

Company-proprietary takeout container: ¥10 each, including tax

The company does not address Contract Value / Impact on Business Performance.

Source (materials cited by the company)

Consumer Affairs Agency and Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare, “Guidelines for Promoting Takeout of Leftover Food: Toward Achieving the SDGs”

Announced details
ItemDetails
CounterpartyTokyo Metropolitan Government Bureau of Environment
Counterparty overviewImplementing body for a campaign conducted by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government. Other information, including location, representative, capital and year established, and business activities: Not disclosed
Relationship with the CompanyParticipation in a campaign conducted by the Tokyo Metropolitan Bureau of Environment. Continuing participation from last year.
Offering priceCompany-proprietary takeout container: ¥10 each, including tax
Launch date30 October 2026 (implementation start date)
Applicable areaFood waste reduction; reduction of general waste emissions
LocationTokyo metropolitan area
Location scale60 directly operated stores
SourceConsumer Affairs Agency and Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare, “Guidelines for Promoting Takeout of Leftover Food: Toward Achieving the SDGs”
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Names of Products / Services CoveredContract ValueContract DateAward/certification nameAwarding / certifying bodyRegistration number and expiry dateQuantitative EffectsUsage historyImpact on Business Performance

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As part of its sustainability initiatives, to reduce environmental impact and general waste emissions.

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