Spain: Heineken joins Andalusian farmers to promote sustainability in the field

Published 2021년 10월 22일

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Heineken Spain is working closely with the agricultural sector to promote sustainable cultivation of ingredients used in its beers. The company is contributing to the competitiveness of the Spanish agricultural sector through innovation, environmental care, and local supply. It is also working towards its ambition of being carbon neutral by 2040 by promoting sustainable proximity crops and collaborating with local farmers. Heineken Spain has already achieved 74.7% of its raw materials being sourced from sustainable crops and aims to reach 100%.
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Heineken Spain and the agricultural sector, "the first link in its value chain and key axis of its activity", work "side by side" to generate a positive impact and promote the sustainable cultivation of the ingredients with which brand beers are made. like Heineken, Cruzcampo or Amstel. "To make beers that the world likes, high-quality ingredients are needed, obtained through sustainable cultivation techniques and capable of benefiting people and the planet," the firm said in a statement. This collective action for sustainable agriculture is supported by innovation, caring for the natural environment and local supply to boost the competitiveness of the Spanish agricultural sector. In this way, "it contributes to the progress of the community and to the care of the environment and helps Heineken to advance its ambition to be carbon neutral throughout its value chain by 2040." In this sense, the recent visit of more than 20 members of the Manzanilla Olive Cooperative group to its ...
Source: Food Retail

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