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Panera Bread Tackles the Urban Waste Problem in New York City
Panera Bread has brought an innovative solution to handling waste to Manhattan. Panera Bread entered the Manhattan market in style by opening its 1,500th cafe in February of 2012 at 330 7th Avenue at 29th Street. They have since opened three additional cafes: East 86th Street; Fifth Avenue at 40th Street; and Union Square. These new Manhattan cafes are following the trend set by other Panera ...
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BigBelly and Water Wheel to Clean Baltimore`s Inner Harbor
BALTIMORE, Maryland (ENS) - The Baltimore City Board of Estimates has conditionally approved funding for new garbage and debris collection technology which promises to improve sanitation in Baltimore's Inner Harbor. 'I am very excited that Baltimore is going to benefit from the Water Wheel and BigBelly,' said Mayor Sheila Dixon. 'Millions of people visit the Inner Harbor every year, and it is ...
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US Business Review Article: Crushing Competitors
One man’s trash is another man’s treasure, as the old saying goes. Such is the case for Hopkins, Mich.- based Sebright Products Inc., which designs, manufactures, installs and services waste compaction equipment for commercial and heavy industrial applications. The company was founded in 1976 as a waste compactor installation business, but started manufacturing equipment ...
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Chute Fed Compactors
What Is A Chute Fed Compactor? Chute fed compactors are waste reduction machines designed to receive trash through a chute system constructed inside of a building. The chute leads directly into the compaction chamber of the compactor. Chute compactors are used in buildings where there is minimal space for larger quantities of residential type garbage or mixed waste. There are essentially two ...
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Eaton’s Berea, Ohio Plant Recognized for Reducing Waste, GHG Emissions through Zero Waste-to-Landfill Program
Power management company Eaton is recognizing its hydraulics facility in Berea, Ohio for achieving “zero waste-to-landfill” by nearly eliminating all wastes sent to landfills through recycling, re-use, new work processes and other means. The Berea plant is the first Eaton facility in Ohio to be recognized for zero waste to landfill. Together, more than 50 Eaton sites around the world ...
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