Konica Minolta to plant 4,000 trees in India

Aravalli Hills has been chosen because it checks the desertification of the northern plains in India and acts as the ‘green lungs’ for Delhi NCR and the adjoining states. It also has a positive impact on the overall climate of the region by helping with the recharge of the groundwater and ensuring that the biodiversity continues to thrive. The idea is to plant saplings and tending to them throughout their lifetime.

Tai Nizawa, managing director of Konica Minolta Business Solutions India, said: ‘We are delighted to complete 11 years of operations in India, successfully catering to the evolving printing needs and demands of businesses. We would like to thank all our customers and partners for believing in us and maintaining this long-standing relationship. This tree plantation drive is just a small effort (PRAYAAS) towards the environment and giving back to society.’

Konica Minolta has been taking several initiatives to protect the environment. The brand also runs a program for collecting used printers and other products from customers and recycling them in compliance with the necessary laws in each location.