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Ford Sets New Sustainability Goals After Meeting Previous Ones


For twenty years, Ford has been pushing to improve the sustainability of the company. As the first auto manufacturer to produce a Sustainability Report, Ford has always been one of the leaders for the industry.


“We are committed to having a positive impact on the planet and the communities where we live and operate,” said Kim Pittel, vice president of sustainability, environment and safety engineering. “By working with our partners…

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Save a Buck and Tow a Load: Used Trucks Near Glen Mills

You don't have to stretch your budget to afford a newer truck that can manage your next load of equipment. You can shop with your budget still intact at Garnet Ford, serving drivers living between the areas of West Chester and Avondale. Our pre-owned selection of Ford trucks is the solution many customers near the Wilmington area have used to become Ford F-150 or Ford F-250 owners. With affordable…

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Ford Incorporates Recycled Bottles To Reduce Waste


With over 1.2 billion recycled water bottles used per year, the Ford Motor Company is taking steps to further reduce its environmental impact. By utilizing these existing materials rather than having new ones made from scratch. By eliminating the plastic waste that can come from water bottles, Ford is continuing it’s goal of eliminating its carbon footprint.


The bottles are broken down and converted into a textile-like fiber…

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