At Winebow, we view sustainability as central to the success of our business. We understand that our internal and external stakeholders expect us to embed Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) factors into our business strategy to manage risk better, identify opportunities to create value and enhance our firm's culture. We are committed to strong governance and oversight of our ESG programs and believe that transparency builds trust and ensures accountability to our customers, suppliers, employees, and business partners.
Winebow has identified the following ESG issues as most relevant to our business:
A sample of our existing efforts include:
- Planned participation in Ryder's 'Bright Drop' program to pilot new electric vehicles (Fleet fuel management) - Learn More
- Tracking 'lost time injuries' in our warehouses as part of our efforts to create a safety culture (Labor practices / operational health)
- Active role in Wine & Spirits Wholesalers of America's 'Women in Wine' initiative (Diversity, equity, and inclusion)
Featured Winebow Suppliers having an impact through their own ESG programs
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Environmental
This aspect focuses on how a company's activities and operations impact the environment. It includes factors such as the company's carbon emissions, resource usage, pollution, waste management, and efforts towards sustainability and conservation.
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Governance
This refers to the company's internal structure, leadership, and policies. It encompasses factors such as board composition, executive compensation, transparency, accountability, anti-corruption measures, and overall corporate ethics.
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Social
The social dimension involves assessing a company's relationships with its employees, customers, communities, and other stakeholders. It covers areas such as labor practices, employee well-being, diversity and inclusion, customer relations, product safety, and community engagement.
