Ruinart's commitment to nurturing biodiversity

Ruinart’s commitment to the preservation of nature and know-how is historically rooted.

Ruinart strengthens its sustainable commitments by launching the second skin case, an innovative and eco-designed alternative to the individual boxes.

100% paper, entirely recyclable, this case is moulded to the shape of the bottle. 9 times lighter than single-bottle boxes and produced without incurring any airfreight, it results in a 60% reduction in its carbon impact.

In celebration of this launch, Ruinart is partnering with Conservation International to support reforest actions around the world.

Commited to nurturing biodiversity, the Maison actively participates in the preservation and regeneration of forests by leading this ambitious project.

Through this initiative, Ruinart will help protect over 500,000 trees globally.

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Conservation International Protect an Acre program

Conservation International protects nature for the benefit of people. Partnering with communities, companies and governments in more than 30 countries around the world, the organization protects oceans, forests and wetlands.

Considering that everyone on Earth needs healthy forests to thrive, Conservation International created the “Protect an Acre” program, a forest conservation program.

Building on nearly 30 years of work in the Amazon, the charity is leading the world’s largest tropical forest restoration.

It strives to protect tropical forests around the world, working directly with the communities who live in, and depend on, these forests.

Forests are key to supporting life on Earth

Through its initiative, Ruinart will help protect over 500,000 trees.
Protecting forests mean helping the creation of a healthier, more prosperous and more productive planet for everyone.

•   Forests make life possible: more than 25% of the world’s population depend directly on forests for shelter, livelihoods, water and foods.
•   Forests regulate the climate: they can provide 30% of the solution to climate change.
•   Forests provide us with fresh water