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Navico Group’s Lowell Facility is the first company site to achieve zero-waste-to-landfill status, one step further in the company’s commitment to conservation and sustainability. To achieve zero-waste-to-landfill status, a company must recycle, reuse or otherwise eliminate 90% or more of its waste materials. Navico’s Lowell Facility — which manufactures and distributes marine parts and accessories — formed a team in 2019 to start the process to achieve zero-waste status, which took nearly three years to complete. Today, over 1.8 million pounds of waste have been diverted from landfills.
“Sustainability is a key pillar of Navico Group and its brands, and we are dedicated to preserving the joy of being on the water for generations to come,” said Brett Dibkey, Navico Group President. “This is Navico Group’s first site to achieve this recognition, but it will not be our last. We are very proud of our team in Lowell that helped accomplish this, and we will use this momentum to continue working toward this designation across our other facilities.”
For more information about Navico Group and its sustainability mission, visit navico.com.
