Johnnie Walker walks hand in hand with MyForest towards a greener future

Johnnie Walker, one of the most popular Scotch whiskey brands with a 200-year history, removes paper gift boxes from its products as part of its commitment to sustainability and reducing the waste produced, the production and recycling of which requires energy and resources and causes many environmental problems. The project, which pushes the boundaries of the industry, is the first step in the ambitious and diverse sustainability program, which aims to minimize environmentally friendly production and packaging, and is also an important milestone in the action plan of the brand’s distributor, Diageonak Society 2030.

“At Johnnie Walker, we have always strived to be present in the industry as pioneers, as leaders of change, who can create trends with their ideas and initiatives and achieve a positive impact on processes that are already common but harmful to the environment. Eliminating the gift boxes is only the first step in the large-scale sustainability program by which we will make our entire production carbon dioxide neutral by 2030 and operate 100% of our distilleries with green energy. We are committed to protecting the planet’s resources for future generations”

said Johnnie Walker Global Brand Director Julie Bramham.