Posts Tagged ‘plastic pollution’
Ulta Beauty* to Assess Plastic Packaging Reductions, Following Engagement with Green Century
Following an engagement with Green Century Capital Management, Ulta Beauty, Inc. has agreed to assess its sustainable packaging efforts with an eye toward reducing plastic waste.
Read MoreTarget* Announces New Plastic Packaging Goal, Following Engagement with As You Sow and Green Century
Target Corporation announced a new goal to reduce its use of virgin plastic 20% by 2025 across its own brand frequency products as part of a new sustainability strategy, Target Forward, precipitating the withdrawal of Green Century’s shareholder proposal.
Read More35% of Amazon* Shareholders Support Plastics Reduction Proposal Filed by As You Sow and Green Century
Amazon.com, Inc. shareholders voted Wednesday at the company’s annual meeting on a shareholder proposal put forth by Green Century Capital Management and As You Sow.
Read MoreTarget* Agrees to Plastic Elimination Goal, Following Shareholder Proposal from As You Sow and Green Century
Following a shareholder proposal filed by As You Sow and Green Century Capital Management, Target Corporation has agreed to set a virgin plastic elimination goal for its private brand packaging across its fast-moving goods categories.
Read MoreToy Story: Mattel* Agrees to Reduce Plastic Packaging
Mattel has agreed to develop a goal to reduce its use of plastic packaging, following a Green Century shareholder proposal.
Read MoreAmazon* Wishlist: A Drastic Reduction in Plastic Use
Green Century has filed a shareholder resolution with Amazon, urging the company to reduce its use of plastic, including at its sustainably-minded subsidiary Whole Foods Market* and across its extensive shipping operations.
Read MoreSTATEMENT: Green Century Reacts to Coca-Cola* Pledge to Reduce Virgin Plastic Use
On its earnings call today, The Coca-Cola Company announced a new goal to reduce the impact of its plastic use, following a Green Century shareholder resolution.
Read MoreCoca-Cola* Agrees to Reduce Virgin Plastic Use
Coca-Cola, a Fortune 100 company recently named as the most plastic polluting corporation on the planet, has agreed to set a new goal to reduce its virgin plastic use, precipitating a withdrawal of Green Century’s° shareholder proposal.
Read MoreGreen Century Mobilizes Investors in Support of the California Circular Economy and Plastic Pollution Reduction Act
Green Century mobilized investors, representing $15.5 billion in assets under management, in support of legislation that would require manufacturers to reduce waste from single-use packaging and products by 75% by 2030.
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