Pernod Ricard targets science-based CO2 cuts under new 2030 goals
The Campo Viejo vineyard in Spain's Rioja region | Credit: Campo Viejo
Drinks giant toasts broad array of 2030 green goals
Pernod Ricard, the drinks giant behind brands including Absolut vodka, Jameson whisky and Campo Viejo wine, yesterday uncorked a fresh 2030 sustainability roadmap to becoming a greener business. The global...
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