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- 7/20/2008
CG Companies Unveil Olympic-Themed Products and Campaigns
With the 2008 Olympics a few weeks away, Coca-Cola, Hershey, Nike and Ralph Lauren are turning up the marketing heat. - 7/17/2008
H.J. Heinz Sets Sustainable Goals
In May 2008, Heinz announced a milestone company goal as part of its sustainability vision: to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions by 20 percent by 2015. Here is how it plans to do it. - 7/17/2008
Burt's Bees Builds Energy-Minded Efficiency
After a recent expansion in products and retail clientele, Burt's Bees was challenged to maximize supply chain operations while staying true to its promise to protect the environment. - 7/17/2008
Kimberly-Clark Supports the Greater Good
Kimberly-Clark's new Combined Heat and Power facility in New Milford, Conn. provides all of the mill's electric and thermal power needs while generating additional power for the town. - 7/17/2008
The Color of the Future
CGT Publisher Lori Castle gives you a sneak peek into the "green" trends and topics discussed in our first-ever digital issue. - 7/17/2008
Catching Up With Kaj Johnson, "Green Chef," a.k.a. Senior Director of R&D, method
CGT Executive Editor Kara Romanow gets Kaj Johnson's perspective on how to build, nurture and push the boundaries of sustainable best practices in the consumer goods market. - 7/17/2008
Molson Coors Names New Board Member
Iain Napier joins board of directors for Molson Coors Brewing Company. - 7/17/2008
Nestle Waters Embraces Natural Business
While some companies are just beginning to implement best green practices, Nestle Waters North America has made it an important part of its business for more than a decade. - 7/17/2008
Robert Byrne of Terra Technology on Green Initiatives
The majority of consumer goods companies are getting serious about sustainability. Here, Robert Byrne, president and CEO of Terra Technology, talks about how demand-driven planning can reduce waste and slow climate change. - 7/17/2008
Less is More
With growing concerns about the environment, studies show thatcustomers are buying more environmentally-friendly products. As aresult, companies are using less packaging, which now means morebenefits for the earth. Find out how companies such as PepsiCo, HP,Coca-Cola, Nestl Waters North America and Kraft Foods are followingthe consumer trend to lean toward green.