Probably the best beer in the world deserves nothing less than the best bottle! So when we launched the new perfectly balanced Carlsberg Danish Pilsner in March 2019, we worked closely with our glass suppliers to develop a bottle to be proud of. It’s 10g lighter than the one it replaced. In just the first year this saved over 134 tonnes of glass across the Carlsberg portfolio!
We’re committed to improving accessibility of great-tasting alcohol-free beers that don’t compromise on quality or taste. Now, with Brooklyn Brewery’s Special Effects available on tap, consumers won’t compromise on experience either.
In 2019, we commissioned research to establish the contribution to the UK economy of our 700 colleagues, and found that each Carlsberg UK employee created an additional 14 jobs in hospitality, one with suppliers and five in retail. That’s a massive 14,000 jobs created!
No, our health and safety team aren’t psychics. But with the help of a new app, they can prevent hazards from becoming accidents.
Another reason to support your local pub – beer on draught is the lowest carbon packaging format you can find. And some of our kegs have been going between pubs and our packaging line since the brewery was built in the 70s, delivering freshly brewed beer to consumers across the country.
We believe our consumers have a right to know what’s in our beers and we’re proud to show them. That’s why we’re going beyond policy and requirements to include the nutritional information, ingredients and responsible drinking messaging in the easiest place to find it – on our packaging.
When San Miguel partnered with the Classic Ibiza series of events, set at stately homes across the country, they knew there’d be a few designated drivers missing out on a refreshing pint of San Miguel. In partnership with DrinkAware, they rewarded thousands of designated drivers with a free San Miguel 0,0 – all the flavour, freshness and quality of beer, but without the alcohol.
We hate waste, and aim to make the most of everything that comes out of our brewery. That’s why we send our used yeast to Unilever, the makers of Marmite.
Reaching our ZERO targets will not be an easy task. And many of the solutions for eliminating carbon and waste water at our breweries do not yet exist. That's why in the Carlsberg laboratory in Copenhagen, the Young Scientists Community - some of the world’s brightest postdoctoral researchers - is tasked with identifying new methods and technologies to meet our targets.