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| User-Oriented Product Development. | |||
| OLIVER values originality and remains unfixed from common knowns upon creating new products and services. We not only continue to develop new technologies, but also aggressively study design and materials to deliver something better. | |||
| Solid Technology Nurtured as a Proud Manufacturer is the Key to Developing High Quality Products. | |||
| It is important to meet diversified and unique furniture and interior needs. To do so. OLIVER employs a rational multi-type
production system. As a result, OLIVER' s Okazaki and Toyohashi Plants incorporate state-of-the-art equipment and facilities to enhance furniture production craftsmanship, as well as manufacture high-tech and high quality products. |
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| Thorough Quality Inspection. | |||
| OLIVER swiftly meets customer needs and market trends for pinpoint development of attractive products. User-oriented quality control is also ensured to expose products to rigorous inspection, all in hope to deliver safe and satistying furniture. | |||
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[ Developing Environment-Friendly Product ] |
[ Green Procurement Law ] |
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| OLIVER looks at environmental effects on a long-term basis upon developing environment-friendly and people-friendly products. Original standards have also been incorporated to monitor products from the production stage with effort focused on reducing environmental load. | The Green Procurement Law was enacted in April 2001 to
nationally govern procurement of environmental goods The purpose of this law Is tor national and public organizations to procure goods with limited load on the environment. OLIVER aggressively develops products that comply with the Green Procurement Law. |
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