Sustainable sipping: Treasury Wine Estates powers up plan to switch to 100 per cent renewables

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Coastal Reserve, Blossom Hill and Penfolds wine to be produced from 100 per cent renewable electricity | Credit: Treasury Wine Estates
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Coastal Reserve, Blossom Hill and Penfolds wine to be produced from 100 per cent renewable electricity | Credit: Treasury Wine Estates

Global wine manufacturer joins RE100 renewable energy initiative, as Diageo confirms its emissions targets have been approved by the Science Based Targets initiative

Treasury Wine Estates, the global wine giant behind popular brands such as Penfolds, Blossom Hill and Coastal Reserve, has joined the RE100 global renewable power initiative, confirming plans to switch...

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