JX Nippon ANCI, Inc. is a subsidiary of JX Nippon ANCI Corporation, which is owned by JX Holdings, Inc. In operation for more than 120 years, JX Holdings, Inc. is the largest energy-related company in Japan. Established in 1990, we began producing CLAF® fabrics in April of 1992 at our state-of-the-art facility in Roanoke, Alabama. Effective July 1st, 2010 our name changed from Atlanta Nisseki CLAF, Inc. to JX Nippon ANCI, Inc.
Our corporate headquarters is located in Kennesaw, GA, a northern Atlanta suburb. Sales, technical support and new product design are based in this office. Our sales and marketing activities cover all of North America, including Canada and Mexico as well as Latin America.
JX Nippon ANCI SAS, based in France, is also a subsidiary of JX Nippon ANCI Corporation and serves the European Continent and the Middle East with a network of sales representatives and inventory in Germany.
Our parent company, JX Nippon ANCI Corporation, produces CLAF® and MILIFE® fabric in its manufacturing facility in Narita, Japan. At this facility, JX Nippon ANCI engineers originally created the first prototypes of our CLAF® products, and it is the current site for new product development and advancement of new technology.
The JX Nippon ANCI, Inc., Roanoke, Alabama manufacturing facility is ISO 14001 Environmental Management System (EMS) certified.
JX Nippon ANCI, Inc. Roanoke Environmental Policy
With specialty nonwoven materials as our core business, we will strive to contribute to society by acting ethically and responsibly, protecting and improving the environment throughout our business activities from manufacturing to recycling.
1) To reduce environmental impact and to prevent pollution, we will rigourously comply with all environmental laws, regulations, and other requirements in our business activities.
2) For preservation and continuous improvement of the environment, we will establish and implement an appropriate environmental management system for our manufacturing activities. We will provide training to all manufacturing employees to raise their environmental awareness.
3) To promote saving of natural resources and energy, we will be fully aware that both are limited and will use them efficiently throughout our business activities.