Articles Tagged with ''wastewater management''

Pacific Seafood Warrenton plant

Pacific Seafood re-opens state-of-the-art plant after fire

Pacific Seafood is said to be the first seafood processor on the West Coast to use a new, more environmentally friendly technology in a seafood processing plant.
August 29, 2018
Pacific Seafood Corp., Clackamas, Ore., re-opened its Warrenton, Ore., plant after it burned down in a fire in 2013.
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Fonterra develops reuse water program at milk powder manufacturing plant

Now, rather than irrigate the excess water, the new reclaimed water system treats the excess water via reverse osmosis and chlorination before combining it with the site’s main water supply for general use.
June 20, 2018
Fonterra, New Zealand, developed an innovative way to reuse water from condensation that’s produced during the milk powder manufacturing process at its Pahiatua plant.
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Lisa Zwack of Kroger

Best practices for pursuing zero waste

Kroger Co. will use collaboration, data analysis and innovation to accomplish its goals to end hunger in its communities and eliminate waste company-wide by 2025.
Lisa Zwack of Kroger
Lisa Zwack
May 9, 2018

Learn about how The Kroger Co. aims to end hunger in the communities it calls home by eliminating waste company-wide by 2025.


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sustainability farm

Smithfield Foods reveals new initiatives in environmental efforts

Smithfield’s environmental efforts extend throughout its supply chain.
May 9, 2018
Smithfield Foods, Inc., Smithfield, Va., released the Environment section of its 17th sustainability report, which highlights the company’s ambitious goal to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and progress toward its 2020 environmental targets.
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Prestage Farms to build pork processing plant

The plant will host cutting-edge systems such as advanced robotics and high-powered waterjet cutters.
April 30, 2018
Prestage Farms, Clinton, N.C., announced plans to construct a new pork processing plant in Eagle Grove, Iowa.
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JBS USA commits to reducing greenhouse gas emissions, water, electricity, natural gas

In 2017, JBS USA reduced the intensity of its water use by 6.2%, natural gas by 6.3%, electricity by 5.2% and greenhouse gas emissions by 7.6%, compared to 2016.
April 11, 2018
JBS USA, Greeley, Colo., released its 2017 Sustainability Report, which details JBS USA’s environmental, social and economic achievements in 2017, and 2020 Sustainability Targets, which establish a clear path for future sustainable progress.
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