USA. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the refrigeration equipment and supermarket industries have launched the new GreenChill Advanced Refrigeration partnership, a voluntary program that promotes green technologies, strategies and practices that reduce the greenhouse effect and save money.
"As Americans have better options, we will look for companies that support a green lifestyle. The GreenChill logo will be a clear sign that a supermarket is committed to the environment. It shows that GreenChill members are doing everything they can to save the ozone layer," said Robert J. Meyers, senior assistant administrator of the EPA office dealing with Air and Radiation issues.
The first members of the GreenChill initiative are: Whole Foods Market, Food Lion LLC, Giant Eagle Inc., Hannaford Bros. Co., Harris Teeter, Hill PHOENIX, Honeywell International, Kysor/Warren, Publix Super Markets Inc. and DuPont. For more information visit: www.epa.gov/ozone/partnerships/greenchill
"As Americans have better options, we will look for companies that support a green lifestyle. The GreenChill logo will be a clear sign that a supermarket is committed to the environment. It shows that GreenChill members are doing everything they can to save the ozone layer," said Robert J. Meyers, senior assistant administrator of the EPA office dealing with Air and Radiation issues.
The first members of the GreenChill initiative are: Whole Foods Market, Food Lion LLC, Giant Eagle Inc., Hannaford Bros. Co., Harris Teeter, Hill PHOENIX, Honeywell International, Kysor/Warren, Publix Super Markets Inc. and DuPont. For more information visit: www.epa.gov/ozone/partnerships/greenchill
