Each day, we find new ways to lessen our impact on the planet, from providing every employee with their own set of reusable cutlery, to running our brewery on renewable solar energy, to a commitment to organic ingredients.
Here’s a list of what we’re doing, what we’re working on, and what we dream of doing. We believe in progress, not perfection, and are doing what we can each day to make JuneShine a leader in sustainable brewing.
WHAT WE'RE CURRENTLY DOING TO SUPPORT SUSTAINABILITY:
WHAT WE'RE WORKING ON:
Brewing honest alcohol for a healthier planet doesn’t start and end with our kombucha. It influences every aspect of our business–including our packaging. That’s why, as of September of 2019, all of our six-packs will be sold in paperboard cartons rather than in plastic six-pack holders (helping us reduce plastic in our supply chain).
And it doesn’t end there. With the help of the National Forest Foundation (NFF), we’ll plant trees to replace those that were used to make the cartons in the first place. Through the NFF, we’re committed to sourcing paperboard and cardboard only from sustainably managed forests that plant only native trees. (Made possible by our friends at WestRock)
We still have work to do in eliminating plastic from our supply chain, but it’s a step in the right direction. Thanks for supporting us and our planet.
Trees are natural filters for air pollutants by absorbing nitrogen oxides, ammonia, sulfur dioxide, and ozone. One acre of forestland releases enough clean oxygen for 18 people to breathe every year.
Trees have microbes living near their roots that clean any water that filters through.
50% of all plant and animal species, including 3,000+ fruits (like our acai berry), are native to rainforests
Trees’ roots slow water runoff and help hold soil together. This reduces natural disaster risk, minimizing the intensity of floods and landslides.
One acre of forestland alone sequesters the same amount of CO2 emitted by driving 26,000 miles every year. US national forests offset 10-20% of the country’s total CO2 emissions annually.
Trees are one of the things that make spending me in nature so beautiful. They remind us to slow down, breathe, and take in our surroundings.
