Bosque Gin Sustainability - SustainabilityTracker.com

What do our labels mean?

Bosque Gin is a Patagonian craft gin brand that presents sustainability as part of its core identity. It says it was born to pay homage to Patagonia while preserving natural processes and raising awareness about the preservation of native forests in Argentina’s south. The company states that, as a B Corporation, it is committed to regenerating native forests, working with local Patagonia communities, and supporting their way of life. Its sourcing model centres on wild Patagonian juniper hand-harvested by small producers in El Bolsón and Lago Puelo, with direct purchasing and training intended to improve local value creation.

About Bosque Gin

Status
Unverified

Website
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Employees
5 - 25

Country
Argentina

Bosque Gin Sustainability Actions

B Corp certification

As a B Corporation, we are committed to regenerating our native forests, working together with local Patagonia communities and supporting their way of life.

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Works with local harvesters

We work with independent local harvesters of wild Patagonian juniper, on the slopes of the Andes mountain range.

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Direct sourcing and fair price

We use wild Patagonian juniper, hand-harvested by small-scale producers, whom we contact without intermediaries, to promote fair trade and respect their labor, which is often undervalued. We started training them in the selection, destemming, drying, and packaging of the berries so that we could pay them a fair price and enable them to sell a value-added product.

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Reforestation campaigns

We contribute to reforestation campaigns 2 times a year, we donate part of our revenue for replanting trees in all damaged areas in Patagonia, and we participate with our team in the missions.

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