How Whole Foods Market Will Reduce Its Carbon Footprint

The global natural and organic foods retailer is opting for a low global warming potential refrigerant

Whole Foods Market has adopted low global warming potential Solstice refrigerants in its U.S. stores.

Here are the details:

What: Whole Foods Market has adopted low global warming potential Solstice product to reduce refrigerant emissions

Where: More than 100 Whole Foods Market stores across the United States

The impact: By making the change, Whole Foods Market will reduce refrigerant emissions, complying with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s GreenChill program.

So what – exactly - is Solstice? Solstice N40 (R-448A) is a low global warming potential refrigerant (GWP) that can replace alternatives that have a high global warming potential. It is the most widely accepted alternative for supermarkets with more than 30,000 installations since its global release in 2015.

Listen: Find out more about Solstice by listening to our podcast below with Maribel Wilson, chief technology officer for Honeywell Performance Materials and Technologies.

How Whole Foods Market Will Reduce Its Carbon Footprint

The global natural and organic foods retailer is opting for a low global warming potential refrigerant

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