The International Wine and Spirits Competition (IWSC) has awarded Four Pillars its inaugural Green Spirit Initiative Award at a gala ceremony in London.
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By 2050, the world’s population is expected to grow by 2 billion more people,¹ and with that the food production sector will experience a 60 per cent increase in demand for adequate food products such as meat, dairy, and vegetables to accommodate this growth.² Read More
Key agricultural stakeholder groups in Queensland have partnered with the state government to design a pathway to help the agribusiness sector become a world-leader in low carbon production. Read More
Four Pillars Gin has become the first carbon neutral gin distillery in Australia as it unveils a $7 million upgrade to its Healesville headquarters in Victoria’s Yarra Valley. The expanded distillery door is set to open to the public by the end of April. Read More
A Canberra-based brewery, Capital Brewing Co., has become certified carbon neutral through the Australian government’s Climate Active program, acquiring offset emissions for all aspects of the business. Read More
Kraft Heinz has pledged to achieve net zero greenhouse gas emissions across its operational footprint and entire global supply chain by 2050, reaffirming its commitment to reducing the ongoing threat of climate change. Read More
Under the federal government’s Climate Active Program, Tasmania’s Lark Distilling Co. has been named Australia’s first carbon neutral distillery, boasting to have no net negative impact on the climate.
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