CSR

YES, VIVELYS CARES !

Vivelys is the story of a start-up, created over twenty-five years ago, which today ranks among the most innovative companies in the field of precision oenology.
Over the past 25 years, Vivelys' know-how has been built up step by step, from the vine to the cellar, on key subjects such as the interaction of wine, oak and oxygen, as well as the management of harvest, vinification and aging, in order to create and define wine profiles.
Vivelys serves its customers in all the world's great vineyards, constantly seeking the perfect aromatic balance, while respecting the identity of the winemaker and his terroir. Put another way, Vivelys helps its customers make the right decisions at the right time, to reveal the best in each wine.

Our commitment in figures :

• 100% of our wood for winemaking comes from France.
• 100% of our raw materials come from sustainably managed, PEFC-certified forests.
• 100% of our Boisé® production is ISO 50001 and ISO 22000 certified.

YES, SEGUIN MOREAU CARES !

In 2005, SEGUIN MOREAU became the 1st cooperage to be PEFC-certified, a label guaranteeing sustainable practices from forestry to product manufacturing. The very nature of its products means that they can accompany the aging of certain eaux-de-vie for over 50 years.

Recognized as the leader in top-of-the-range cooperage, the company is pursuing its commitments and has been integrating its stave mill activity into the Group since 2007. This gradual integration, accompanied by continuous improvement in the stave-maker's craft, has enabled the company to control over 80% of its stave wood supplies and to optimize its use with a view to preserving natural resources.

Convinced of the importance of social and environmental responsibility, SEGUIN MOREAU joined the Global Compact in 2007. For over 16 years, SEGUIN MOREAU has published its annual CoP (Communication on Progress), detailing its CSR actions.

Aware of the importance of promoting and passing on the ancestral know-how of its trade, SEGUIN MOREAU has also held the EPV - Entreprise du Patrimoine Vivant - label since 2018.

Since 2019, SEGUIN MOREAU has decided to adopt a more global CSR approach. Accordingly, the strategy and action plan of the OENEO Group and its subsidiaries are structured around 3 pillars: Resources & Environment, Culture & Know-How and High Value-Added Products and Services. A carbon emissions reduction trajectory is defined.

• 100% origin France.
• 45% of raw materials purchased PEFC-certified
• Commitment to reduce CO2 emissions by 11% in absolute terms by 2025, against a backdrop of business growth.
• 99% of waste recycled.

YES, DIAM CARES !

As a holder of numerous certifications, and in particular ISO 14001 Diam regularly monitors the evolution of its carbon footprint. Now, it is taking it a step further by analysing the Diam and Mytik closures’ life cycles. These indicators allow the company to implement action plans with the view to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Diam is also a major player in the positive development of cork oak forests, especially in France.

In addition, the willingness to participate actively in society and the notion of respect are important for Diam. Therefore, these elements are reflected in the many different partnerships that the company has forged and nurtured. Most of these partnerships are designed to benefit adults (NQT, ELISE, Paralympic Games, etc.) and children (ELA Association) with disabilities or special needs.

Our commitment in figures :

• As part of the SBTI's W2DS trajectory, Diam Bouchage is committed to reducing its carbon footprint by 55% on scopes 1 and 2 by 2025.
• The waste recovery rate in Diam company is 96%.
• In 2022, Diam Bouchage get the gold medal in the ECOVADIS sustainability assessment.

YES, PIEDADE CARES !

Eager to establish a fair and cordial relationship with all its stakeholders, whilst preserving the culture of the regions where it operates, the group is driven by sustainability and guarantees the best possible relationship with everyone involved.

Our commitment in figures :

• Baisse de 20% de la consommation d’eau entre 2017 et 2018.
• Baisse de 37% de la consommation de fioul entre 2017 et 2018.