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Tuesday, April 20 2021 - 10:02
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Moet Hennessy joins Clean Cargo, a global initiative dedicated to sustainable maritime transport
PARIS, April 20, 2021 /PRNewswire-AsiaNet/ --

Moet Hennessy, world leader in luxury wines and spirits, is pleased to announce 
its affiliation with Clean Cargo. For many years, Moet Hennessy has been 
shipping its products primarily by sea, one of the most environmentally 
friendly modes of transport today. This partnership demonstrates a desire on 
the part of Moet Hennessy to continue to make progress in sustainable maritime 
transport and share best practices within this community. 

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Clean Cargo is a business-to-business leadership initiative founded in 2004 by 
BSR. BSR's global membership network includes over 80 members across the 
shipping industry, all committed to reducing the environmental impact of global 
freight transportation and promoting responsible shipping.

Committed, innovative and visionary, Clean Cargo members have successfully 
reduced CO2 emissions per container carried by 9.6 percent between 2015 and 
2018, and by 5.6 percent between 2018 and 2019.

"We are looking forward to working with Moet Hennessy in our collaborative 
effort to decarbonize maritime transport. Together, we can send strong market 
signals which demonstrate the strategic value of sustainability within freight 
operations," says Sarah Mouriño, BSR's Director of Transport and Green Freight.

For the past five years, maritime transport at Moet Hennessy has accounted for 
85% to 90% of its shipments and nearly a third of its total CO2 emissions 
(around 10% for road transportation and <1% for air transport). Although sea 
freight remains the mode of transport with the least environmental impact, it 
still contributes to global warming, as well as air and water pollution. Moet 
Hennessy and the Clean Cargo Working Group are actively committed to minimizing 
pollution, maximizing energy efficiency and protecting marine biodiversity.

"We are fortunate to export our products all over the world and have always 
made it a priority to do so in the most environmentally sound way possible. The 
fine-tuning of our supply chain has enabled us to have 87% of our shipments by 
sea freight as of 2020. The partnership with Clean Cargo demonstrates our 
commitment to further improve our shipping practices for more sustainable 
transport solutions." Alain Doudard, Supply Chain Director, Moet Hennessy.

In addition to serving as a forum for discussion between members, Clean Cargo 
offers companies the opportunity to discover the latest innovations and best 
practices in maritime transport. State-of-the-art measurement tools are also 
available to monitor and control the environmental impact of sea freight.

"Thanks to the work of our teams over many years to promote maritime transport, 
we have kept CO2 emissions from the transport of our products under control. 
With this partnership, we will be able to better measure these CO2 emissions 
from one port to another and find solutions to further reduce our overall 
carbon footprint." Sandrine Sommer, Chief Sustainability Officer, Moet Hennessy.

Through this new partnership, Moet Hennessy continues its commitment to the 
Living Soils Living Together program, in particular by taking further action 
for more sustainable transport. 

About Moet Hennessy

Moet Hennessy, the wine and spirits division of LVMH, regroups twenty-four 
Maisons, recognized internationally for the richness of their terroirs, the 
quality of their products and the craftsmanship with which they are created. 
For many years, Moet Hennessy has been committed to its environmental and 
social program, Living Soils Living Together. The LVMH Group also holds 
renowned wine estates through "LVMH Vins d'Exceptions".

About Clean Cargo 

Clean Cargo is a business-to-business leadership initiative that involves major 
brands, cargo carriers, and freight forwarders dedicated to reducing the 
environmental impacts of global goods transportation and promoting responsible 
shipping. Clean Cargo represents around 85 percent of global container cargo 
capacity and constitutes the leading buyer-supplier forum for sustainability in 
the cargo shipping industry. 

As one of the most well-established green freight initiatives and one of the 
few with a global reach, Clean Cargo's CO2 Emissions Calculation Methodology is 
the most widely used ocean shipping standard.

BSR provides the executive direction and secretariat for Clean Cargo. Clean 
Cargo's activities are overseen by the Steering Committee, with the active 
participation of Clean Cargo members.

To learn more about the Clean Cargo Working Group program, visit the site  
https://www.clean-cargo.org/

About BSR 

BSR(TM) is an organization of sustainable business experts that works with its 
global network of the world's leading companies to build a just and sustainable 
world. With offices in Asia, Europe, and North America, BSR(TM) provides 
insight, advice, and collaborative initiatives to help you see a changing world 
more clearly, create long-term business value, and scale impact. Learn more 
about us at https://www.bsr.org 

Please drink responsibly.  

Contact : 

Moet Hennessy
Jean-Christophe Laizeau 
Director of External Relations
Email: jclaizeau@moethennessy.com   

BSR
David Stearns
Director, Communications and Marketing
Email: dstearns@bsr.org   

SOURCE  Moet Hennessy

Moet Hennessy:  Jean-Christophe Laizeau, Director of External Relations, Email: 
jclaizeau@moethennessy.com,  Tel. +33 6 24 86 25 40; BSR, David Stearns, 
Director, Communications and Marketing, Email: dstearns@bsr.org, Tel. +1 718 
501 8666
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