Showing posts with label green cleaning. Show all posts
Showing posts with label green cleaning. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 16, 2008

Greenway Maid - Sustainable & Responsible Business of the Week


Greenway Maid (San Francisco CA) offers residential and commercial cleaning services using environmentally-friendly cleaning products and methods. The company uses natural non-toxic biodegradable supplies and HEPA microfiltered vacuums. Greenway Maid thoroughly researches cleaning products to find those that perform as well as conventional products and all staff are trained in green cleaning methods. Greenway Maid lists the products used and recommended on their website.

In addition to eco-friendly cleaning, Greenway Maid offsets emissions created from travel to its cleaning sites (carbon neutral cleaning).

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Thursday, November 1, 2007

Clorox Acquires Burt's Bees

The Clorox Company has announced they will acquire Burt's Bees, a leader in the natural personal care category. "The acquisition of Burt's Bees is strongly aligned with Clorox's Centennial Strategy to pursue growth in areas aligned with consumer "megatrends" in health and wellness, sustainability, convenience and a more multicultural marketplace."

Clorox states, "With this transaction, we're entering into a new strategic phase for our company, enabling us to expand further into the natural/sustainable business platform. The Burt's Bees® brand is well-anchored in sustainability and health and wellness, and we believe it will benefit from natural and "green" tailwinds."

Clorox has also recently introduced their Green Works line of natural cleaning products. "The products' ingredients come from natural sources like coconuts and lemons. They're biodegradable, formulated to be nonallergenic, not tested on animals and packaged in bottles that can be recycled. "

 
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