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Aveda is spreading its gospel of sustainable manufacturing and showing how being Earth-friendly can reap a profit. If green is the new black, it's no surprise that Aveda Corp. in Blaine has been ahead of the fashion curve for years. While other companies still are changing out light bulbs and providing recycling kiosks to employees, Aveda is purchasing wind power, illuminating work areas with sunlight and repairing broken palettes for continued use, with Forestry Stewardship Council-certified lumber no less. And it's increasingly sharing its story. Last week, the manufacturer of spicy, flowery, earthy-smelling hair and skin products hosted a gathering of "green" manufacturers who meet in each other's home states to share and show off sustainability secrets. Last month, Aveda hosted a conference for the Sustainable Packaging... [read full story]
