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MARTINI® ASTI CELEBRATES 150 YEARS BY HITTING A SUSTAINABILITY MILESTONE
MARTINI® has been working closely with the same farming communities in Asti, Italy, as it did when the brand launched 150 years ago. The Italian sparkling wine and vermouth brand deeply honors tradition, heritage and multigenerational relationships with its suppliers. In time for the 150th anniversary of its first pour, MARTINI® was able to celebrate a new custom: calling 100% of its Asti must wineries certified sustainable by Equalitas, the most comprehensive sustainability standard in Italian wine making.

BOMBAY SAPPHIRE® TAKES A BIG STEP TOWARD ITS GOAL OF BECOMING THE MOST SUSTAINABLE GLOBAL GIN
BOMBAY SAPPHIRE® is on a mission to be the most sustainable global gin. And it’s well on its way! In FY22, it became the first major gin brand to have all 10 botanical ingredients sourced from 100% sustainably certified suppliers. To celebrate, it launched a new super-premium expression called BOMBAY SAPPHIRE® Premier Cru Murcian Lemon gin (Premier Cru meaning first growth). As with all botanicals in BOMBAY SAPPHIRE®, the botanical ingredients found in Premier Cru are sourced from suppliers that are certified sustainable, with the For Life certification awarded by Ecocert SA, the world’s leading specialist in the certification of sustainable practices – a first for any gin.

BACARDI HELPS QUENCH A COMMUNITY’S CALL FOR CLEAN WATER
In El Salvador, only 10 percent of the country’s surface water is safe to drink. Teaming up with a local supplier, Bacardi is helping to divert a percentage of revenue from sustainability-sourced molasses to fund impact projects in sugarcane communities. One such project is Water 10, which supplies potable water, sanitation facilities and hygiene education to two schools in El Salvador. The project has had a ripple effect, with clean water extending out from the schools and into the communities beyond, affecting more than 600 people.

FROM INGREDIENTS TO PACKAGING, BACARDI PRIORITIZES SUSTAINABILITY PRACTICES
Bacardi brands unilaterally share a commitment to sustainability when it comes to sourcing their ingredients. The same is true for the materials used in packaging. Meaning, Bacardi cares as much about the bottle itself as it does what goes inside each bottle, because Bacardi wants to deliver both a better spirit and a better world. Bacardi has a goal to have 100% of its key raw materials derived from sustainable sources by 2025.