ProBrewer Expert Topic • Volume 2024, Issue 08

Practical Sustainability for Profitability

A deep dive into sustainability initiatives that help the bottom line – and the environment

 supported in part by Abstrax Hops

Editor's Introduction to Practical Sustainability for Profitability

Incorporating a sustainability program into your business is not only the right thing to do for the environment, it can also increase your profitability. This month, ProBrewer takes a comprehensive look at sustainability practices for the alcohol beverage producer.

Sustainability practices can be wide ranging, from simple energy and water efficiency practices in the production process to sourcing sustainable crops such as Kernza. This section will help beverage producers of all sizes achieve sustainability practice that are affordable to implement and payoff in the long run.

Read articles on a wide spectrum of sustainability such as Changing Your Corporate Culture to Promote Sustainable Practices in Your Brewery, how to Curb Fuel Consumption and Save Money at the Gas Pump, using Recycled Materials for Your Merchandise, Alternative Energy Options for the Craft Brewery and a case study from one brewer who has been at the forefront of sustainability efforts for nearly 30 years.

Read on and save money while helping the environment.

Featured Articles in Practical Sustainability for Profitability

Companies Creating Sustainability and Brewing Innovations.

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For The Future, Brewers Need to go Beyond Standard Sustainability

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Putting Humidity to Good Use: Making Beer

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Brewery Sustainability the Mad Tree Way

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Sustainability and Hops, Protecting Waterways and Preserving Beer

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Sustainability Efforts in Craft Malt

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Raising Clean Water Awareness: How To Get Involved

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Yakima Brewer Kevin Quinn on a Changing Climate and Hop Farming

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Sustainability Considerations – Composting Options for Craft Brewers

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Implementing A Brewery Recycling Program with Dave Morgan of SingleSpeed Brewing

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