THE REALITY

The beverage industry has an enormous impact on the environment. It may be hard to hear, but that is the reality of this industry. We want to be transparent with you because climate change is imposing a risk on us all.

But the good news is, we can work together to create a better future for our planet! We believe businesses are responsible for implementing better practices to reduce their carbon footprint, and as a consumer, you can help by holding them accountable.  



The reality of the beverage industry.

The beverage industry has an enormous impact on the environment. It may be hard to hear, but that is the reality of this industry. We want to be transparent with you because climate change is imposing a risk on us all.

But the good news is, we can work together to create a better future for our planet! We believe businesses are responsible for implementing better practices to reduce their carbon footprint, and as a consumer, you can help by holding them accountable.  



The reality of the beverage industry.

The beverage industry has an enormous impact on the environment. It may be hard to hear, but that is the reality of this industry. We want to be transparent with you because climate change is imposing a risk on us all.

But the good news is, we can work together to create a better future for our planet! We believe businesses are responsible for implementing better practices to reduce their carbon footprint, and as a consumer, you can help by holding them accountable.  

Our 2023 commitments

Driven by the urgency of many of our planet’s problems, we are committed to a long-term sustainability plan to become carbon positive/neutral.

We have communicated our goals internally amongst our team so that it becomes an ingrained element of our company culture. We have also communicated our commitment externally to our business partners to work together to achieve our goals.  

To work towards our goal, we have publicly committed to two board initiatives: no new plastic and transparency.

Transparency

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We are committed to elevating our efforts in transparency with our customers, which involves regular updates on our environmental progress.  We believe in full transparency because it will allow us to take accountability and create action plans to improve.

Reducing plastic

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From 2023, we have committed to eliminating plastic from our supply chain, which includes our products, packaging and storage rooms. We're committed to reducing plastic waste in three key ways: (1) opting for aluminum cans, (2) replacing plastic labels with paper ones, and (3) using cardboard packaging. Keep reading to see why we have chosen to use these materials to reduce our waste!

Our materials

We have carefully picked out materials to align with our goals and commitments.

Aluminum

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One way to reduce our waste is through our sustainable packaging of cans. As we strive for a more energy-efficient process, we have produced our cans from 99% recycled aluminum and 1% recycled copper.

By using recycled materials, we can reduce our gas emissions during production and conserve natural resources.  With aluminum's durability and infinite recyclability, our cans can be continuously reused and repurposed, allowing us to close the loop and support a circular economy where waste is minimised and resources are kept in use for as long as possible.

Paper label

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We use paper label as an alterative to plastic as we believe it's better for the planet. While plastic labels can be cheaper and easier to produce, they come at a high environmental cost.

Plastic labels can be difficult to recycle, often contaminating recycling streams and contributing to the global plastic pollution crisis. In contrast, paper labels are made from renewable resources and are fully biodegradable, meaning they can be broken down by natural processes and don't leave behind harmful microplastics.

Cardboard boxes

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By choosing to package our products in cardboard, we're using an easy and environmentally efficient material to recycle, minimising waste and promoting a more sustainable future.

reducing plastic

From 2023, we have committed to eliminating plastic from our supply chain, which includes our products, packaging and storage rooms. We're committed to reducing plastic waste in three key ways: (1) opting for aluminum cans, (2) replacing plastic labels with paper ones, and (3) using cardboard packaging. Keep reading to see why we have chosen to use these materials to reduce our waste!

Aluminum

One way to reduce our waste is through our sustainable packaging of cans. As we strive for a more energy-efficient process, we have produced our cans from 99% recycled aluminum and 1% recycled copper.

By using recycled materials, we can reduce our gas emissions during production and conserve natural resources.  With aluminum's durability and infinite recyclability, our cans can be continuously reused and repurposed, allowing us to close the loop and support a circular economy where waste is minimised and resources are kept in use for as long as possible.

Paper label

We use paper label as an alterative to plastic as we believe it's better for the planet. While plastic labels can be cheaper and easier to produce, they come at a high environmental cost.

Plastic labels can be difficult to recycle, often contaminating recycling streams and contributing to the global plastic pollution crisis. In contrast, paper labels are made from renewable resources and are fully biodegradable, meaning they can be broken down by natural processes and don't leave behind harmful microplastics. In addition, paper labels can be recycled more easily than plastic labels, making them a better choice for reducing waste and conserving natural resources.

Cardboard boxes

By choosing to package our products in cardboard, we're using an easy and environmentally efficient material to recycle, minimising waste and promoting a more sustainable future.

Transparency

We are committed to elevating our efforts in transparency with our customers, which involves regular updates on our environmental progress.  We believe in full transparency because it will allow us to take accountability and create action plans to improve.

OUR FOCUS FOR 2023.

Driven by the urgency of many of our planet’s problems, we are committed to a long-term sustainability plan to become carbon positive/neutral.

We have communicated our goals internally amongst our team so that it becomes an ingrained element of our company culture. We have also communicated our commitment externally to our business partners to work together to achieve our goals.  

To work towards our goal, we have publicly committed to two board initiatives: no new plastic and transparency.

Our 2023 commitments

Our 2023 commitments