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Taking a full-team, hands-on approach to zero waste in Argentina

Through the collective efforts of our team, our largest plant in Latin America and international R&D hub both reached their zero-waste-to-landfill goals.

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Aberdeen plant dives for zero

Aberdeen, Maryland, is the 21st Clorox facility to be certified zero-waste-to-landfill and one of seven to achieve that goal in fiscal year 2021.

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Kingsford plant overcomes odds, is certified zero-waste-to-landfill

The plant in rural West Virginia overcame unique challenges to become Clorox's 20th certified zero-waste facility.

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Keeping our environmental commitments during the pandemic production surge

The team at our Cleaning plant in Houston, Texas, has delivered on its zero-waste goals even as it produces more bleach that ever before.

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Clorox Employees Rally for Remote Celebration of Earth Day’s 50th anniversary

Here’s a glimpse of some of the ways Clorox employees commemorated the day and Clorox’s enduring commitment to sustainability.

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Clorox Quilicura journeys beyond zero-waste-to-landfill

The Clorox plant in Quilicura, Chile is steadily pushing to make its operations more sustainable, building on recent achievements and earning recognition for its efforts.

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Reimagining Waste Audits to Be Simpler, Faster and More Sustainable

See how a Kingsford plant tapped technology for an in-depth waste audit, saving the time and the environmental impact of a cross-country flight.

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Reducing Packaging Waste on America Recycles Day

Because Clorox believes action is needed to address the impact from plastics accumulating around the world, including in our oceans and beaches.

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Clorox Atlanta Plants Have Zero Tolerance — for Waste

We kick off our IGNITE Strategy by certifying two new zero-waste-to-landfill sites.

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When a Perfect 10 Is Not Good Enough

The Clorox team in Latin America boldly expanded our zero-waste-to-landfill site count to minimize our environmental footprint.

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Glad Global Facilities Go Zero Waste

The Glad brand has done more than any other at Clorox to help us achieve two years early our 2020 Sustainability goal to have 10 sites certified zero-waste-to-landfill. Now, every Glad facility is zero-waste.

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We Bid Farewell to 2018 with a Look Back

Here are five highlights from 2018 that helped Clorox deliver Good Growth that’s profitable, sustainable and responsible.

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And Then There Were 10

Our plant in Conghua, China, has been certified Zero Waste to Landfill, helping us reach one of our 2020 sustainability goals two years early.

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Clorox Canada’s Biscayne Office: The Ace of Waste

Our ninth zero-waste-to-landfill site is also our first office to receive the designation.

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Glad Amherst Journeys to Zero Waste to Landfill

The inside story of how this Glad plant got to zero.

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Glad R&D Cracks Formula for Zero Waste to Landfill

Our Willowbrook, Illinois, facility has been certified Zero Waste to Landfill. Clorox now has eight zero-waste sites globally.

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Clorox Mexico Dumps Landfills for Good

Clorox is committed to certifying 10 sites as zero-waste-to-landfill by 2020. Two facilities in Mexico have just secured this recognition.

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Glad® Rogers Plant: The Hero of Zero

The Glad® plant in Rogers, Arkansas — the largest of all Clorox Company plants — isthe third Clorox facility to achieve zero waste-to-landfill status.

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Glad® Canada Plant Achieves Zero-Waste-to-Landfill Status 

Our Orangeville, Ontario, Canada, plant, which manufactures a number of Glad®products, recently achieved a zero-waste-to-landfill status.

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What It Takes to Get to Near-Zero Solid Waste

This post was written by David Creamer, Environment and Sustainability group manager. Our Glad® manufacturing facility in Orangeville, Ontario, Canada, has the distinction of being the first and only Clorox plant to receive the company’s Low Waste Facility designation. To be classified as a low waste facility, a site has to divert more than 90 percent of its waste away from landfill. In addition, the site has to pass a detailed audit to ensure that its landfill waste streams are free from any recyclable materials. A facility that meets these criteria and also can divert its remaining solid waste to a waste-to-energy facility is…
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