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Kellogg Sends Ugly Cornflakes to Brewery for Beer Production

Kellogg has taken a small step to reduce food waste in its manufacturing process by sending reject Cornflakes from a nearby facility to a UK brewery; the Cornflakes — rejected for being too small, too large, or too “crunchy” (that is, over cooked) — are being used as part of the ... Read more »

Smithfield Brings Home the Bacon with Better Wastewater Treatment

Smithfield Foods has completed its $2.4 million upgrade to its wastewater treatment plant in Sioux Center, Iowa. The plant treats industrial discharge from the company’s manufacture of bacon before it goes to the city’s wastewater treatment plant. The newly updated plant will help offset outside water treatment costs, and will also ... Read more »

Kona Brewing Company Signs PPA for Solar-Plus-Battery Storage

Kona Brewing Company signed a 20-year power purchase agreement with EnSync, Inc. and its subsidiary Holu Energy to build a solar-plus-battery storage system for a new brewery being constructed in Kailua-Kona, Hawaii. The installation is expected to meet a quarter of the brewery’s electricity needs.

MillerCoors Brewery the First to Achieve AWS Standard Certification or Water Stewardship

MillerCoors has increased water efficiency in its Milwaukee brewery operations by employing monitoring and processing systems to the extent that the brewery has been certified as conforming to the Alliance for Water Stewardship’s International Water Stewardship Standard (AWS Standard).

Wastewater Dumped into Lake Champlain Caused Partially by VT Breweries

The city of Burlington, Vermont, released 1.8 million gallons of partially treated wastewater into Lake Champlain earlier this month, forcing the closure of city beaches – and state officials said part of the problem was wastewater from breweries and food producers. The cumulative effect of these industries in the area ... Read more »

How to Sell Environmental Event Attendance to the Powers That Be

Professional development is a key aspect of growth for employees in any industry - but in the field of environmental and sustainability management, with its constant innovations and technology advancements, continuing to learn and to expand knowledge of best practices is a must. The industry offers a variety of sources of learning (including the rapidly approaching Environmental Leader & Energy

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