Sustainability matters. And not just for us, but for our customers. More and more of today’s consumers are paying attention to the environmental impact of the products they consume, including alcoholic beverages — a major reason behind Just Enough Wines’ rapid growth over the last 6 months. Sustainability has been a core tenant of our company since Just Enough Wines was founded in 2020. Here is how we continue to make it a priority: SIMPLE, LOW-WASTE PACKAGING Aluminum cans are the most commonly recycled beverage material, containing an average of ~73% recycled content. Compared to glass bottles, aluminum cans offer better space efficiency and reduced packaging weight, resulting in lower emissions during shipping. 💡 Fun Fact: A used aluminum can is recycled back on the shelf as a new can in as few as 60 days SUSTAINABILITY-CERTIFIED VINEYARDS We take pride in sourcing our grapes from high-quality, sustainable vineyards, ensuring that our wines are produced with care and attention to detail. Our vineyards' unique combination of climate and terroir provides the perfect growing conditions, resulting in delicious, premium wines. 🍇 Our grapes are grown primarily across the California Central Coast, in vineyards certified by Sustainability in Practice (SIP) and the California Sustainable Winegrowing Alliance (CSWA) 🌱 These certifications ensure that our wines meet specific environmental and social standards to uphold the overall quality and character of sustainable wine-growing practices. 1% FOR THE PLANET As a 1% for the Planet member, we pledge to donate one percent of our annual sales to environmentally friendly non-profit organizations. This year, we've partnered with the California State Parks Foundation and the Women's Earth Alliance. Learn more about our conscious wines here: https://lnkd.in/gtM_JVFs
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