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Dan Murphys Sustainability Actions

Employee hackathon on sustainability

Dan Murphy’s took part in an internal hackathon in 2022 to help shape its sustainability strategy. The session brought together 27 employees and focused on topics like products, clean movement, and store operations. The event was held around World Environment Day and was meant to collect ideas from staff across the business. Reported results included better understanding of the sustainability plan and more confidence among employees about taking action. This is an internal engagement step, not a public environmental result, but it shows the company was trying to involve staff in planning.

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Modern slavery disclosure graded A

Endeavour Group, which owns Dan Murphy’s, received an A grade for its modern slavery disclosure in a 2024 review by Monash University. Modern slavery disclosure means a company explains how it checks for forced labour and exploitation in its operations and supply chains. A strong disclosure grade does not prove there are no risks, but it does suggest the company gave more detail than many peers about how it manages those risks. This is relevant because alcohol retail and supply chains can involve many suppliers and logistics partners.

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Responsible drinking and marketing links

The wider group behind Dan Murphy’s is listed as a contributor to DrinkWise Australia, a member of the International Alliance for Responsible Drinking (IARD), and a signatory to the ABAC Responsible Alcohol Marketing Code. DrinkWise is an industry-backed group that promotes safer drinking habits. IARD is a global industry body focused on reducing harmful drinking. ABAC is the Australian alcohol marketing code that sets rules for alcohol advertising. These are industry responsibility steps, not proof of broad sustainability performance, but they show the business is connected to formal alcohol-harm reduction frameworks.

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Exited Russian alcohol trade

According to Yale’s tracking of company responses to the war in Ukraine, Endeavour Group received an A grade for its actions in Russia in 2026. The latest listed action was to stop transacting with all Russian products. This suggests the company fully ended those business links rather than keeping them in place. The information relates to geopolitical and ethical business conduct, not environmental performance, but it is still part of the company’s wider ESG record.

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