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| Description | Walmart’s company-wide goal is to create zero waste. Corrugated cardboard is bundled into bales and sent to paper mills to be recycled into new paper products. In 2009, Walmart and Sam’s Club recycled 4.6 billion pounds of cardboard. |
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Making a cardboard bale for recycling
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| Author | Walmart from Bentonville, USA |
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