Epson Philippines gathered media partners at Discovery Samal for Fusion 17, now in its 17th year. This time, the theme was ECOPRINT, putting the spotlight on sustainability as a daily practice shaped by consistent choices and strong partnerships.
During the Brand Talk, Epson executives shared how sustainability is built into the company’s long-term strategy under its Engineered Future 2035 vision. Masako Kusama, President and Director of Epson Philippines, said sustainability guides how Epson develops technologies, runs its business, and works with communities.
The company showcased its Heat-Free technology and energy-efficient printing solutions, designed to help businesses cut costs while lowering power use. Epson also highlighted workplace programs like waste segregation, recycling, and the employee-led Trash to Treasure campaign, which collected over 1,100 kilograms each of plastic waste and shredded paper in FY25.
Beyond internal efforts, Epson continues to partner with communities. At Fusion 17, the company featured its collaboration with WWF-Philippines in Pio Duran, Albay, supporting local waste management and recycling programs. Epson also expanded its Corporate Waste Collection Program from Davao to Cebu, helping channel partners properly dispose of used consumables.
Fusion 17 also included Conquer the Elements: The Samal Challenge, an interactive activity where participants tested teamwork and adaptability across Samal Island. The event reflected Epson’s belief that sustainability grows through everyday actions and shared responsibility.
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Epson made it clear at Fusion 17 that sustainability is not a campaign; it’s a commitment. It’s built into the products they design, the waste they recycle, and the partnerships they nurture.
