Post by account_disabled on Mar 9, 2024 16:54:30 GMT 5.5
The world's largest brewer, AB InBev , has launched a new forum aimed at helping environmental management across the value chain, giving suppliers the option to receive educational material to help reduce emissions and use. of water.
AB InBev is launching its Eclipse supplier program for World Environment Day on Friday (June 5).
The open access platform will see AB InBev offer educational support to its suppliers through webinars and partnership opportunities.
Eclipse will aim to assist suppliers Chile Mobile Number List with methods to reduce emissions, water use and improve their overall sustainability performance.
The platform has been launched, partly in response to the coronavirus pandemic, which has rolled back many of the United States' environmental laws in favor of short-term productivity. Eclipse will educate suppliers on the value of long-term sustainability.
Goals for 2025
The world's largest beer producer has committed to reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 25% by 2025 compared to a 2017 baseline.
The emissions target highlights a set of commitments aimed at ensuring that 100% of direct farmers are “trained, connected and financially capable”, that all packaging is returnable or made with “mostly recycled” content. and that all communities in high water stress areas have measurably improved water access and water quality.
The 25% carbon reduction has been introduced through the Science-Based Targets Initiative (SBTI) and covers scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions.
Water is a key focus for AB InBev and the company is committed to working with communities, as well as the WWF and The Nature Conservancy, to build resilience and improve access to clean, safe water.
The brewer owns numerous beer brands, including Budweiser and Stella Artois, the latter participating in the Buy a Lady a Drink program in partnership with Water.org.
The partnership aims to address the global water crisis and has provided clean water to nearly 800,000 people in developing regions. It has since been expanded so that it can supply 3.5 billion people by 2020.
Mexican beer brand Corona is being used to communicate a commitment to packaging, which revolves around a partnership with Parley for the Oceans to protect 100 islands from rising marine plastic pollution by 2020.
AB InBev has already saved £46.5 million over the past four years through improvements in energy efficiency and is launching a new innovation program aimed at solving more than 100 sustainability challenges by 2025.
The 100+ Sustainability Accelerator, powered by ZX Ventures, will host annual “boot camps” for startups to test and scale solutions that can help AB InBev deliver on its ambitious strategy.
AB InBev is launching its Eclipse supplier program for World Environment Day on Friday (June 5).
The open access platform will see AB InBev offer educational support to its suppliers through webinars and partnership opportunities.
Eclipse will aim to assist suppliers Chile Mobile Number List with methods to reduce emissions, water use and improve their overall sustainability performance.
The platform has been launched, partly in response to the coronavirus pandemic, which has rolled back many of the United States' environmental laws in favor of short-term productivity. Eclipse will educate suppliers on the value of long-term sustainability.
Goals for 2025
The world's largest beer producer has committed to reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 25% by 2025 compared to a 2017 baseline.
The emissions target highlights a set of commitments aimed at ensuring that 100% of direct farmers are “trained, connected and financially capable”, that all packaging is returnable or made with “mostly recycled” content. and that all communities in high water stress areas have measurably improved water access and water quality.
The 25% carbon reduction has been introduced through the Science-Based Targets Initiative (SBTI) and covers scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions.
Water is a key focus for AB InBev and the company is committed to working with communities, as well as the WWF and The Nature Conservancy, to build resilience and improve access to clean, safe water.
The brewer owns numerous beer brands, including Budweiser and Stella Artois, the latter participating in the Buy a Lady a Drink program in partnership with Water.org.
The partnership aims to address the global water crisis and has provided clean water to nearly 800,000 people in developing regions. It has since been expanded so that it can supply 3.5 billion people by 2020.
Mexican beer brand Corona is being used to communicate a commitment to packaging, which revolves around a partnership with Parley for the Oceans to protect 100 islands from rising marine plastic pollution by 2020.
AB InBev has already saved £46.5 million over the past four years through improvements in energy efficiency and is launching a new innovation program aimed at solving more than 100 sustainability challenges by 2025.
The 100+ Sustainability Accelerator, powered by ZX Ventures, will host annual “boot camps” for startups to test and scale solutions that can help AB InBev deliver on its ambitious strategy.