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NAMI Recognizes Smithfield Foods' Facilities for Environmental and Safety Achievements
Smithfield Foods, Inc. announced today that the North American Meat Institute (NAMI) recognized 43 of the company's U.S. facilities and hog operations for environmental achievements, as well as 24 company locations for workplace safety accomplishments. NAMI, the oldest and largest trade association representing meat packers and processors, presented the awards earlier this week at its Worker Safety and Environmental Recognition Awards program in Atlanta, Georgia.

"Environmental stewardship and workplace safety are core pillars of our industry-leading sustainability program," said Stewart Leeth, vice president of regulatory affairs and chief sustainability officer for Smithfield Foods.
Smithfield Foods
Health & Healthcare
Health & Healthcare
What Would a Pharmacy Look Like Without Clinical Trials? Here's a Hint - Empty.
While there are thousands of experimental drugs currently in development, with the potential to ease symptoms or even cure various diseases, none of these treatments will become available to patients without clinical trials and clinical trial volunteers. In a global study conducted by The Center for Information and Study on Clinical Research Participation (CISCRP) a non-profit-organization, in 2017, close to 70% of the public has never or rarely considered clinical trials as an option when discussing treatment options with their doctor or health provider. And only 6% of people who suffer from severe and chronic diseases participate in clinical trials each year. Low participation rates delay and limit the development of new medical therapies.
Sanofi
Sustainable Finance & Socially Responsible Investment
Sustainable Finance & Socially Responsible Investment
KeyBank Provides $43 Million in Financing for Affordable Housing in Oregon
KeyBank Community Development Lending & Investment (CDLI) has provided $43 million in construction financing to BRIDGE Housing Corporation (BRIDGE) for the development of 203 affordable housing units in the RiverPlace neighborhood of Portland, OR. The affordable housing project is the culmination of a competitive request for proposal process initiated jointly by the Portland Housing Bureau and Prosper Portland. National Equity Fund, Inc. is the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit limited partner of RiverPlace Housing 3 Limited Partnership (LP).
KeyBank
Awards & Rankings
Awards & Rankings
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Schneider Electric
Sustainable Finance & Socially Responsible Investment
Sustainable Finance & Socially Responsible Investment
New Program Supports U.S. Retailers Who Are 'Always Open on eBay'
eBay partners with sellers to help connect their online and offline efforts.
eBay Inc.

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