We want to play a leading role in building a better, resilient and regenerative future for people and the planet. We seek to improve in everything we do to give back to the Earth and people more of what they have given to us.
Because that is regeneration.
B Corps meet high standards in terms of social and environmental performance, transparency and corporate responsibility.
Viña Concha y Toro was certified as B Corp in April 2021, with the objective of transparently demonstrating its commitment to the different stakeholders.
As a B Corp, we use the regenerative approach as a work philosophy. It is not only about minimizing negative impact, but also about contributing to restore, renew and remediate, leaving nature and society in a better and more resilient condition than we found them.
Assuming that we are not a perfect company, we seek to achieve the best version of ourselves according to our principles, values and business strategy. We seek to be a better company every day.
ESG Certification.
Scope: Global.
Renewable energy certification.
Scope: Global.
Sustainable management certification (vineyards, wineries, transversal areas).
Scope: Global.
Packaging recyclability certification.
Scope: Chile.
FSC-2
Sustainable Forest Management Certification of Native Forest.
Scope: Global.
Vegan Certification
Scope: Global.
Vegan Certification (Vegan Society).
Scope: Global.
ESG Certification.
Scope: Global.
Organic and Regenerative Agriculture Certification.
Scope: Global.
CCOF Organic Certification (California Certified Organic Farmers).
Scope: Global.
Certification of improvement to fish habitat and water quality (California Certified Organic Farmers).
Scope: Global.
GEI emissions management certification.
Scope: Global.
Zero Waste Certification.
Scope: Global.
November 28th, 2024
This will benefit 3,800 children in Pirque, Molina and Chimbarongo, as well as Puente Alto, thanks to the company’s contribution through the
November 21th, 2024
As part of its commitment to reduce carbon emissions and its path towards Net Zero, Viña Concha y Toro seeks to reduce the average weight of its
September 6th, 2024
The comparison against the base year of 2017 is explained thanks to the supply of 100% renewable electricity and a decrease in the weight of bottles,
