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SUSTAINABILITY

“For Carlsberg Britvic, Brewing Tomorrow accelerates the strong sustainability work already underway in the UK, sharpening our focus on what’s next and setting a clear direction for the next five years and beyond as we continue our journey towards net zero carbon emissions by 2040.

 

 In the meantime, you’ll find details of the existing Carlsberg Group strategy, along with previous ESG reports for CMBC and Britvic.”

 

 Tom Fiennes, Sustainability Director at Carlsberg Britvic

When J.C. Jacobsen founded Carlsberg in 1847, he set a clear purpose: “to develop the art of making beer to the greatest possible degree of perfection.” Today, that ambition goes beyond great‑tasting drinks.
We operate in a new reality, facing urgent challenges such as climate change, water scarcity and public health. To secure the long‑term success of our business and the wellbeing of people and the planet we must take bold, science‑based action.
 
Brewing Tomorrow is Carlsberg Group’s refreshed ESG programme. Fit for the future and backed by science, it reflects our expanded portfolio and geographic presence following recent acquisitions, while reaffirming sustainability as a core strategic priority.
 
Built around four pillars, Cutting Carbon, Protecting Nature, Empowering People and Inspiring Choice, Brewing Tomorrow provides a clear and actionable roadmap to reduce our impact and support long‑term, sustainable growth, guiding our journey towards net‑zero emissions by 2040.
 
To learn more about Brewing Tomorrow and Carlsberg Group’s ESG commitments, visit the Group sustainability page: 

Driving ambitious corporate climate action

We have set ambitious, science‑based targets, Carlsberg Group is committed to achieving net‑zero greenhouse gas emissions across our entire value chain by 2040. More details on how we drive climate action can be found in our first-ever consolidated Climate Transition Plan, available here: Climate Transition Plan.

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