波兰Stock Spirits集团碳足迹下降12% 可再生能源使用率达92.2%

Poland-based Stock Spirits Group has published its latest sustainability report, highlighting reduced Scope 1 and 2 market-based emissions.

Stock Spirits Group’s renewable electricity usage reached 92.2% at production sites

The sustainability report spans the period from 1 October 2024 to 30 September 2025.

During this time, Stock Spirits’ market-based Scope 1 and 2 emissions decreased by 12%, totalling 30,649 tCO₂e. Notably, coal-related emissions dropped by 81%.

The company also maintained its EcoVadis Gold rating for the second consecutive year, reportedly positioning it among the top 1% of companies within the global spirits industry.

Stock Spirits collaborated closely with 20 strategic suppliers, which account for approximately 40% of its Scope 3 emissions. The company continues to enhance responsible procurement practices throughout its supply chain.

Steven Libermann, group CEO of Stock Spirits, commented: “Responsible business is fundamental to how we create long-term value. We have strong brands, committed people and an established production footprint, and sustainability is increasingly becoming part of the decisions we make about how we invest, operate and grow.

“We are making strong progress across our business and value chain, guided by evidence and a clear focus on what is working, while being equally clear about where we can go further.”

Investment in operations remained a crucial aspect of the group’s strategy. Its new €50 million (US$57.8m) Lublin Distillery in Poland incorporates heat recovery, water reuse, and biogas, which supports the transition away from high-carbon energy sources.

The report also acknowledged areas for improvement. Energy and water intensity increased during the first full year of operation at the Lublin Distillery, as it underwent commissioning and ramp-up.

Meanwhile, renewable electricity usage reached 92.2% at production sites, falling short of the group’s goal of 100% by 2025.

Since the end of the reporting period in July 2026, Stock Spirits has submitted its near-term Scope 1, 2, and 3 science-based targets to the ‘Science Based Targets’ initiative for validation.

More sustainable products and governance

The group is responding to changing consumer preferences through its products and marketing initiatives.

During the reporting year, Stock Spirits expanded its no- and low-alcohol portfolio, continued developing its ‘Taste It Smart’ responsible drinking platform, and increased responsible drinking information across its product range.

Finsbury 0.0% became the group’s first completely alcohol-free product.

Stock Spirits is committed to investing in its workforce and responsible business processes. Women made up 42% of the executive committee and senior leadership team, surpassing the group’s 40% target ahead of schedule.

Through the Stock Foundation, employees have supported communities with programmes focusing on mental health, education, social inclusion, and employee-led initiatives.

The Foundation’s ‘Flavours of Change’ programme has awarded 21 grants since its launch, with colleagues contributing 720 volunteer hours.

Stock Spirits also continued to minimise the environmental impact of its packaging. From February 2025 to July 2026, the introduction of lightweight bottles is estimated to have avoided 2,364 tons of CO₂ equivalent (tCO₂e).

Stock Spirits Group operates in 10 European countries, manages eight production facilities, and employs more than 1,800 people.

Its portfolio includes more than 80 brands, including Clan Campbell Scotch whisky, Sierra Tequila, Żołądkowa vodka, Lubelska, and Limoncè apéritif.