Familia Torres halves emissions

Spanish wine giant Familia Torres has slashed CO2 emissions by 47% since 2008. The Penedès-based producer revealed its 2025 reduction spans all scopes, from vineyards to consumers, marking a significant milestone in its sustainability journey.

The 2008 baseline marked the start of its carbon footprint tracking. Achieving B Corp accreditation earlier this year, Torres has focused on regenerative viticulture, cutting agricultural inputs like fertilisers and herbicides. A reusable bottle and wine barrel programme in the Netherlands extends packaging lifespans, while multi-modal transport in Germany and the Netherlands, combining rail and road, further reduces emissions.

Mireia Torres, director of innovation and sustainability, said: “Our 2025 result stems from sustained effort across vineyards, wineries, suppliers, and markets. Our team’s shared vision drives progress, and we’ll keep fighting climate change through our wines.”

The winery aims to build on its achievements, reinforcing its role as a sustainability pioneer in the wine industry.