Today, 90 percent of Purina’s packaging in North America is designed for recycling, and we’re actively working to develop innovative solutions for the remainder of our packaging. We’re committed to making 100 percent of our packaging reusable or recyclable. Many of our products are already in recyclable packages, including our wet food canned products. These cans are made from aluminum or steel (“tin”). Aluminum can be recycled endlessly, resulting in a significant decrease in waste. In fact, recycling 75 percent of all aluminum cans would prevent 11. 8 million metric tons of CO2 emissions. We Believe Our Communities Deserve Clean Air. That means we continually look for renewable energy sources to reduce air pollution. We use cleaner fuels and find new ways to source renewable electricity. Our ambition is to achieve net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. Since 2007, we’ve reduced greenhouse gas emitted per ton of production by 19 percent in North America, and an increasing portion of our total electricity today comes from renewable sources such as solar, hydropower, wind and investments in renewable energy. Our goal is to reach 100 percent renewable electricity across all of our factories by 2025. Around 60 percent of our Dunkirk, New York, factory’s electricity is generated by Niagara Falls, and our two Pennsylvania factories receive more than 70 percent of their electricity from a wind farm.