Lobbying Governance
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E |
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E |
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| Limited |
Nissin Foods provides only limited visibility into its climate-policy lobbying. It indicates involvement in broad policy areas—carbon pricing, emissions trading and other recommendations developed through the Japan Climate Initiative and the GX League—but does not name any specific bill, regulation or government program it has tried to influence. The company explains that it seeks to shape policy by participating in these industry coalitions and by sending management to government-organised meetings, yet it does not clarify which ministries, parliamentary committees or other bodies it meets with or whether it also uses letters, formal consultations or additional channels. Likewise, while it signals general support for carbon pricing and other climate measures, it offers no precise legislative outcomes, targets or amendments it is pressing for. Overall, the disclosures acknowledge some engagement but leave most of the critical details about the policies, lobbying methods and desired results unspecified.
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D |