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| Trion is proud to have always been in the forefront of environmentally conscious business operations. |
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| Trion has been offering powder coating of point-of-purchase and retail fixtures as an alternative to chrome plating for many years. Powder coating uses no caustic chemicals, consumes less energy, and has no heavy-metals residue. We presently employ natural enzymes as degreasing agents, have reduced water consumption, and can run our lines at 40 degrees lower temperature saving energy and reducing carbon emissions. |
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| Trion has printed its catalog on recycled paper stock for decades. Look for the "Recycled Paper" logo on the back cover of all Trion catalogs. |
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| Trion conscientiously recycles metal, plastic, paper, cardboard, chemicals, lubricating oil and even printer cartridges. The company has eagerly adopted environmentally friendly alternate materials such as corn-based PVC variants, and advanced materials such as Provista in place of less-attractive Polyvinyl Chloride. |
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| Our cooler and freezer shelf management systems keep items faced forward, speeding selection of items by consumers, and literally reducing the amount of time display case doors are open with resultant energy savings. Trion also pioneered plain-paper labeling systems in the United States, eliminating the cost and environmental impact of adhesive-backed labels. Trion maintains standing Energy Efficiency and Alternate Power Source committees to search for new ways of being more efficient, environmentally friendly, and manufacture at the lowest possible cost. |
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IN-STORE STUDY: GREEN FIXTURES
Your choice of fixtures can affect your energy efficiency. See how the installation of EWT Shelf Management dividers and spring-fed pushers increased both merchandising efficiency and cooler efficiency. You can be profitable and green at the same time.
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DISPLAY CASES TURN GREEN
Rising energy costs, attention to global sustainability and slim retail margins continue to drive retailer case investments and approaches to merchandising refrigerated products. Retailers are looking at new and interesting ways to merchandise product that are "green" relative to the environment and still attract the "long green" helping their bottom line. Refrigerated and Frozen Food Retailer, May 2008
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