Where will the new shopping bag be used?

It will be used at Fa-So-La and other NAA Retailing stores within Narita International Airport.

Who certifies the 95% biomass mark?

The Japan Organic Resources Association operates the certification system for the Biomass Mark.

Is sugarcane-based plastic really eco-friendly?

Yes. Sugarcane absorbs CO₂ during growth, contributing to carbon neutrality and reducing fossil fuel use.

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Narita International Airport's Duty-Free Store 'Fa-So-La' to Introduce Japan's First Airport-Store Certified 95% Biomass Shopping Bag

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NAA Retailing, a subsidiary of Narita International Airport Corporation, will introduce a new shopping bag certified with the 95% Biomass Mark at its 'Fa-So-La' duty-free stores within Narita Airport—the first such initiative at any Japanese airport store. The rollout will begin in July 2026.

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Q: Where will the new shopping bag be used?: A: It will be used at Fa-So-La and other NAA Retailing stores within Narita International Airport.
Q: Who certifies the 95% biomass mark?: A: The Japan Organic Resources Association operates the certification system for the Biomass Mark.
Q: Is sugarcane-based plastic really eco-friendly?: A: Yes. Sugarcane absorbs CO₂ during growth, contributing to carbon neutrality and reducing fossil fuel use.