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title: "Working to reduce the wine sector’s carbon emissions from glass packaging"
date: 2022-07-22
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# Working to reduce the wine sector’s carbon emissions from glass packaging

![Working to reduce the wine sector’s carbon emissions from glass packaging](https://www.federvini.it/images/k2/6878622578b3c59da94ed83340804144.jpg)

As the wine sector works to shrink its carbon footprint, producers [are becoming aware](https://urlsand.esvalabs.com/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.fivs.org%3Fmailpoet_router%26endpoint%3Dtrack%26action%3Dclick%26data%3DWzExMiwiY2U5N2M4IiwiNjM2IiwiNWUzMGE3ODhhNzQ4IixmYWxzZV0&e=82216c58&h=f187b533&f=n&p=y)of the role of bottle weight in driving greenhouse gasses due to the shipping and manufacture of their glass bottles.

 Suppliers are developing new technologies and products to make glass more sustainable by making the bottles lighter, overhauling the furnaces, and changing the composition of bottles.

  
