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To Clarify the State of Recycling Used Car Parts, the Next Light and Yokohama National University Begin Joint Research.

Okayama-based circular economy venture "Tsugi no Tomoshibi" has signed a joint research agreement with Yokohama National University. The joint research aims to understand the current state of recycling flows and recycling rates for used automobile parts.
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Okayama-based circular economy venture "Tsugi no Tomoshibi" has signed a joint research agreement with Yokohama National University. The joint research aims to understand the current state of recycling flows and recycling rates for used automobile parts.

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レスポンス(Response.jp) broke the news in Japan on Thursday, October 29, 2026.
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