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The Greening of Lean Manufacturing

Clipped to the Drawing Board by Bob Smith

Forging sustainable relationships within a supply chain, along with the conservation of established partnerships, can produce a positive impact on a bottom line as well.

Hanover, PA - Merging green ideals with lean principles can have an impact far beyond raw materials, water and renewable energy. Forging sustainable relationships within a supply chain, along with the conservation of established partnerships, can produce a positive impact on a bottom line as well. That's why McClarin Plastics, a leader in thermoforming and vacuum infusion of fiber reinforced plastics, has coordinated a cooperative lean certification session for their employees, customers and suppliers.

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