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Less than 5% of waste from Second Harvest Food Bank in Irvine now goes to landfills, reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
Less than 5% of waste from Second Harvest Food Bank in Irvine now goes to landfills, reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
Best Buy recently received its first-ever zero waste certification at its Reverse Logistics Center in Chino, California after the electronic retail company managed to keep 99.67% of its waste away from landfills over the course of the year. The zero waste certification is named the Total Resource Use and Efficiency certification, or TRUE certification, and is overseen by Green Business Certification. The new designation comes after several sustainability commitments from Best Buy, which is working to reduce carbon emissions by 75% before 2030 and also to reduce consumer emissions by 20% ahea...
Best Buy Apr 29, 2021 Best Buy's Reverse Logistics Center in Chino, California, has earned Best Buy’s first TRUE certification for zero waste. The facility successfuly diverted 99..67% of its waste. "Part of our commitment is to reduce our carbon footprint and helping our customers keep e-waste out of landfills. To continue reducing our impact on the environment, we will work toward building a more sustainable supply chain, expanding our zero-waste efforts to different facilities," the company stated on its blog. Read the entire article here.