When it came time for a packaging line upgrade, this well-known producer of bourbon tackled filling and capping first coding, inspection, and case sealing quickly followed.
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Spirits giant to cut emissions, water usage
Bourbon maker aims for more sustainability
BRUCE SCHREINER | Associated Press
LOUISVILLE, Ky. – The process of making fine whiskey involves aging spirits to a golden brown, but a bourbon producing giant is going green along the way.
Beam Suntory, producer of top-selling Jim Beam and Maker s Mark, both crafted in Kentucky, said Wednesday it wants to cut its companywide greenhouse gas emissions and water usage in half by 2030. The company s more ambitious goal is to remove more carbon than is emitted from its operations and among its supplier base by 2040.
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Behind production of a top-selling bourbon, push to go green
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FILE - In this July 24, 2014 file photo, bourbon supplies age in barrels at the Jim Beam distillery in Clermont, Ky. The process of making fine whiskey involves aging spirits to a golden brown, but a bourbon producing giant is going green along the way. Beam Suntory, producer of top-selling Jim Beam and Maker s Mark, both crafted in Kentucky, said Wednesday, April 21, 2021 it wants to cut its companywide greenhouse gas emissions and water usage in half by 2030.Bruce Schreiner/AP
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) The process of making fine whiskey involves aging spirits to a golden brown, but a bourbon producing giant is going green along the way.