SALISBURY, Md. — More than 960 Perdue employees, their family members and friends across 11 states removed 31 tons of trash and debris from streams, woods and roadways as part of the eighth annual Project Clean Stream, a companywide effort to help protect the environment in the communities where associates live and work.
Perdue volunteers, who mobilized cleanups at 59 local sites in April and May, removed 62,483 pounds of trash. Their bounty included such items as tires, toys, mattresses, bottles, televisions, bicycles, paper products and much more.
Clean-up sites were located in California, Delaware, Georgia, Indiana, Kentucky, Maryland. . .
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