On August 22, ECOMMIT announced that it has launched a new initiative related to resource recycling in collaboration with Chubu Electric Power Mirize and Japan Post .
Based on the "Agreement on Business Cooperation for Realizing Resource-Recycling Community Development" concluded with Chubu Electric Power Mirize, ECOMMIT has been offering "Home Delivery PASSTO" since March, which allows people living in certain areas of Chubu and Kansai to send unwanted clothing and miscellaneous goods from their homes.
From August 22nd, in some areas of the Chubu and Kansai regions, and for a limited time, in addition to home pickup, it will now be possible to use Japan Post's "Yu-Pack" service and drop off packages at post offices and convenience stores, allowing users to use "Takuhai PASSTO" flexibly to suit their lifestyle.
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Through this initiative, ECOMMIT and Chubu Electric Power MIRISE aim to build infrastructure that supports a resource-recycling lifestyle in the Chubu area by utilizing Japan Post's postal service network and logistics network.
From August 22nd to November 20th, a campaign is being held where people who participate in resource recycling by sending unwanted items via "Takuhai PASSTO" will be entered into a lottery to win CATEENE points.
■Campaign details and application website
https://katene.chuden.jp/clubkatene/p/lp/katene-passto/
