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WALMART CANADA A FINALIST IN THE GLOBE AWARDS
5 MAY 2011
Congratulations to Walmart Canada, announced as a finalist in two categories of the The Globe Awards 2011 on May 2. The Canadian retailer is a finalist for The Award for Corporate Environmental Excellence and The Award for Best Green Retailing Practices.
Walmart Canada is committed to reducing its environmental footprint and has made significant progress on three goals the company shares with Walmart globally: to be powered 100% by renewable energy, to produce zero waste, and to provide products that sustain people and the environment.
Read more about Walmart's success with the ShareGreen.ca green business case study website.