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Kinsei Suisan

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Kinsei Suisan is an enterprise with a history of nearly 100 years, specialized in the production of nonwoven materials. The company uses national machines and was the first in Japan to produce dry-laid nonwoven materials. Kinsei Suisan offers a wide range of products including nonwoven original rolls, environmentally friendly products, functionally strong nonwoven, and food packaging materials. The company has certificates such as FSC® and FSSC 22000 and is a member of the SDGs-Push companies in Kochi. Kinsei Suisan operates factories in Kochi and has established itself in the field of emergency supply material "Multi-Lamisheets".

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