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Lexington, NC Announces $100 Million Food Waste to Energy Facility

2025-05-02 14:18:41| Waste Age

To put a stamp on Stop Food Waste Day, Lexington, N.C., announced a $100 million facility that will turn food waste into renewable energy and fertilizer.


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