The Wine Noire Sustainability Profile

What do our labels mean?

The Wine Noire is a wine brand. The sustainability content available for the brand is limited, but the wider source material describes wine industry ESG and sustainability practices such as emissions reduction, water stewardship, biodiversity, responsible sourcing, packaging reduction, and social responsibility. No brand-specific sustainability programme is clearly stated on the provided page, so the summary below reflects only the sustainability-related information explicitly available in the source content.

About The Wine Noire

Status
Unverified

Website
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Employees
1 - 5

Country
United States

The Wine Noire Sustainability Actions

Sustainability mission

Our sustainability mission goes beyond efforts to minimize environmental impact. It also includes caring for our people and giving a voice to marginalized communities.

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Recyclable and lighter bottles

Glass Our bottles are recyclable and lighter weight than traditional glass to minimize our carbon footprint.

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Recyclable shipping materials

Boxes 100% recyclable cardboard. Wine Inserts Molded pulp made from post-consumer paper waste that’s diverted from landfills and incinerators. It’s insulating and protective. 100% recyclable and biodegradable. Marketing Materials Minimal printing. All materials made on 100% recyclable paper.

Water and biodiversity work

Across our wineries and operational sites, we’re taking an active role in addressing climate risk and opportunity, optimising operational waste, and conserving water systems.

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Responsible drinking partners

In addition to the responsible marketing of our products, we partner with DrinkWise in Australia, Drinkaware in the UK, Cheers! in New Zealand, and Wine in Moderation in Spain to help shape a safer and more sociable drinking culture.

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The Wine Noire Sustainability Commitments

2050

Carbon neutral by 2050

Crimson Wine Group is committed to becoming carbon neutral by 2050.

2024

Remove tin capsules

We’re working on eliminating tin capsules from our packaging beginning in 2024.

2025

New emissions targets

We are committed to working through this process over the next 18 months to create new targets in line with our revised baseline emissions and submit our data and targets to SBTi for validation.