Proctor & Gamble Announce Their First Zero Waste to Landfill Plant in North America
Posted by jeckert on 12/07/2010
Today, Proctor & Gamble announced their first zero waste to landfill facility in North America, which resides in Auburn, Maine.
The facility uses 100% of its waste, 60 percent of which is recycled, the remainder converted to energy.
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