This summer, when we released our annual Our Imprint Report we outlined a new framework for measuring our progress.
People and planet.
Read the 2021 Our Imprint Report
The current challenges facing us from a societal and environmental standpoint meant we needed a new way to examine our goals and our progress.
So this year’s report, which shows the steps Molson Coors takes to meet its environmental, social and governmental (ESG) goals – call them sustainability goals, for simplicity’s sake –embraces the steps we must take to be a responsible corporate citizen.
That includes uplifting our people and communities with initiatives like Project Justice, while doing what we can to have a positive impact on our planet.
This year for Our Imprint Month, we are encouraging Molson Coors employees to get their hands dirty.
Thousands of Molson Coors employees around the world – from Chicago to the Czech Republic, from Montreal to Burton-Upon-Trent – come together to leave a positive imprint by building a more sustainable future for our communities and environment.
“We take our commitment to our communities incredibly seriously. Our Molson Coors team understands how much our company benefits from natural resources, and we have a duty to preserve the places we call home,” says Kayla Garcia, senior community affairs manager.
While the company dedicates September to conservation, it incorporates a sustainable mindset every day. With aggressive sustainability goals in line with the Paris Climate Agreement, that’s led to innovation, such as eliminating plastic packaging for major brands in the U.K., as well as adopting 100% renewable energy for its U.K. operations, the first major brewer to do so.
In North America, it generates millions in savings by capturing and reusing carbon dioxide emitted during the brewing process, and the multi-hundred-million overhaul of its Golden brewery means it will use substantially less energy and water in the future.
“September may be our Imprint Month, but we come to work every day looking for ways to make a positive impact on the planet,” Garcia says. “From our breweries to our sales and corporate teams, we want to make sure we leave an imprint that benefits everyone in our community.