German company posts environmental results for 2007
by David Masters
March 18, 2008
Henkel, a Germany-based manufacturer of household products, has released a report detailing the environmental effects of its operations during 2007.
In the report, Henkel claims that it cut back on energy usage by over 20%, workplace accidents were down 72% whilst the release of heavy metals due to its operations fell by 57%.
This year Henkel is planning to make further cut-backs in terms of both water and energy usage levels. In addition, the company will be cutting back on waste.
The full report can be found on Henkel’s website.
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