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Intel, Pepsi, Kohl’s Stay Atop Green Power Partnership list

Posted by Environmental Leader on 04/11/2009

No company has been able to dethrone Intel, PepsiCo. or Kohl’s as the top three (in descending order) users of renewable energy, as listed on the most recent EPA Green Power Partnership Top 50 list.At 1.301 billion kilowatt hours, Intel gets 48 percent of its energy needs from renewable ene ...

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A Roadmap for a Renewable Energy Partnership

Posted by Environmental Leader on 02/11/2009

Partnerships can greatly accelerate the pace at which sustainability innovations are incorporated into the supply chain. Often, these collaborations are created precisely to tackle a sustainability challenge for which there are no known solutions. Partnerships that successfully break new ground ...

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Kraft Foods to Purchase 30,000 tons of Sustainable Cocoa by 2012

Posted by Environmental Leader on 02/11/2009

Bolstering its commitment to sustainable cocoa farming, Kraft Foods has launched the first mainstream chocolate products in Europe to carry the Rainforest Alliance Certified seal. The global food company also has committed to increase its current purchases of cocoa beans from Rainforest Alliance ...

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94% Think of Energy Efficiency When it Comes to ‘Sustainable Production’

Posted by Environmental Leader on 26/10/2009

Energy efficiency (94 percent), followed by waste reduction and environmental impact (both 78 percent), are the first things that corporations consider when they decide to pursue a “sustainable” production environment, according to a new report (registration required) from Aberdeen Re ...

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James Reynolds intros Far Foods for green shoppers

Posted by DeshRaj on 12/09/2009

Much before the likes of Wal-Mart, Kroger or Supervalu could actually procure a sustainability index, James Reynolds offers them one to go all out for alternative packaging for their products. Dubbed as the Far Foods, the novel wrapping comes...

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