Home Depot Is Removing Formaldehyde as Part of Push to Go Green

October 25, 2017

Elizabeth Ritch

Project Manager

Home Depot Inc. is eliminating substances like formaldehyde and lead in several categories, making it the latest retailer to accede to demands for greener products.

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