Manufacturers (and CMTA members) receive environmental awards

The Boeing Company
Corporate Sustainability for their commitment to innovative environmental solutions, design of environmentally progressive products, research of cleaner fuels and enhancing the global air traffic system to reduce the carbon footprint of air travel by designing life cycle strategies through their operations, in service and end-of-service of their products.


Johnson & Johnson
Water Conservation for their significant water use reduction project at their La Jolla research campus.

Del Monte Foods
Air Emission Reduction for their focus on greenhouse gas reductions in their supply chain, manufacturing operations and distribution of their products.

Sheffield Platers Inc.
Waste Reduction & Recycling for their leadership in developing the industry standard Model Shop program, a holistic systems approach to reduce waste and emissions, improve worker safety, increase production rates and save on operating costs.

Intel has been the country’s biggest voluntary buyer of green power (as shown in the EPA’s latest rankings of its Green Power Partners), this year increasing its green power usage by 75 percent, from about 1.4 billion kWh to over 2.5 billion kWh, or about 90 percent of its U.S. electricity use. It also has 12 solar energy systems with more due to be completed this year.