Sustainability
Sustainability has always been part of Ferrari Trento’s DNA. It is its way of being, consisting of respect for people and for nature, as part of a programme of continuous innovation aimed at offering excellence inside every bottle.
The challenges that Ferrari has decided to face have to do with a quest for a harmonious balance between man and nature: protection of the natural environment, healthy human development and solid economic growth are the assets on which to construct the future.
Ferrari Trento confirms its commitment to the promotion of sustainable practices and policies by adhering, with Gruppo Lunelli, to the United Nations Global Compact, a network that unites governments, businesses, United Nations agencies, trade unions and civil society organisations with the aim of promoting a sustainable global economy that respects human and labour rights, environmental protection and the fight against corruption.
With this approach, Ferrari wants to make a concrete contribution to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) identified by the UN, and in particular those relating to responsible consumption and production, the promotion and protection of biodiversity, the fight against climate change, health and wellbeing, decent work and economic growth, gender equality and sustainable water management.
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THE LUNELLI FAMILY
Stewards of the Land
For years, the Company has been committed to ensuring that every grape harvested meets the highest quality standards while respecting the environment, biodiversity and local ecosystems. This is why all direct growers – and many indirect ones – are asked to follow “Il Vigneto Ferrari”, the healthy and sustainable mountain viticulture protocol certified by CSQA. The protocol promotes practices that enhance the soil’s natural fertility: increasing organic matter with manure, cultivating the land to keep it vibrant, and sowing cover crops in autumn to enrich melliferous species that support bees and other pollinating insects.
This long-standing commitment is recognised by the “Biodiversity Friend” certification, awarded to the Group’s vineyards every year since 2015, and by the Company’s support for “Terra–Aria–Acqua”, a project of the Trento Biodistrict developed with the scientific expertise of MUSE – Trento’s Science Museum.
Carbon neutrality
For the fourth year in a row, Ferrari Trento has achieved Carbon Neutrality certification for Scope 1, Scope 2 and part of Scope 3 emissions at the corporate level through the independent body Climate Partner, effectively reducing the Company’s climate impact to net zero.
This result has been made possible by a series of decisions aimed at lowering emissions, including the installation of a photovoltaic system on the winery’s rooftop—further expanded in 2024—and the exclusive purchase of electricity from renewable sources, complemented by compensation activities through certified carbon credits.
Ferrari Trento’s emissions have been verified and offset by Climate Partner, an international organisation specialising in climate-impact assessment and mitigation solutions, in accordance with the Greenhouse Gas Protocol Corporate Accounting and Reporting Standard, one of the most widely recognised international methodologies.
The certification covers the reduction and offsetting of emissions from the Company’s energy use and fuels (Scope 1 and 2), and also includes part of Scope 3 emissions related to the value chain. These comprise business travel, employee commuting, and upstream emissions associated with operational energy consumption.
Photovoltaic system
More renewable energy thanks to a new photovoltaic plant
A photovoltaic plant is scheduled to be installed on the roof of the headquarters in Ravina in the course of 2024, which will increase energy production and meet part of the company’s needs.
The initiative is co-financed by the European Union through the ERDF Programme 2021 – 2027 and is part of the sustainability path in which Ferrari Trento and Gruppo Lunelli have been committed for decades.
Cultivating talent
Ferrari Trento is continuously committed to strengthening the prevention and promotion of workers’ health and safety, ensuring equal opportunities, fair remuneration and effective work–life balance measures.
Its people management policy is grounded in respect for diversity and inclusion.
Job creation is guided by the aim of providing concrete, high-quality responses to employment needs—particularly for young people and women—based exclusively on merit and professional competence.
The Company promotes several initiatives designed to enhance the value of its employees, including the corporate volunteering programme Your Time for the Community, which allows all employees to devote one working day to a social activity at a local non-profit organisation.
Ferrari Trento is also engaged in Fondazione Altagamma’s Adopt a School project through a partnership with the Trentino Hospitality Institute in Levico Terme, with the goal of strengthening students’ training in the hospitality sector.
Together with the community
Ferrari Trento has a deep and long-standing bond with its territory, as the quality of its wines depends directly on the land where the grapes are grown. Recognising the region as the heart of its social responsibility is therefore essential for the Company, which is committed each year to promoting Trentino and its mountain viticulture.
Believing that it is not only important to respect the territory but also to support the communities in which it operates, Ferrari Trento carries out a strong social commitment. Through charitable contributions, sponsorships, and donations of funds and products, the Company supports local organisations assisting vulnerable people, as well as international initiatives such as the Lar da Esperança Elda Lunelli in Mozambique.
Among its various initiatives, Ferrari Trento has for several years supported Ferrari per Samuele, a social farming project promoted by Cooperativa Samuele. The Lunelli family donates 2,000 personalised bottles each year to the cooperative, which has long supplied Ferrari with Chardonnay grapes grown in the high hillside vineyards of Trento. The Company also participates in Restaurants Against Hunger through the project Bollicine Solidali, joining Italy’s largest solidarity campaign in the restaurant sector, which involves more than two hundred restaurants nationwide in raising funds for global hunger-relief programmes.
Ferrari Trento has also launched a collaboration with the Goodify platform: visitors to the Trento winery and customers of Enoteca Lunelli receive a voucher with a QR code giving access to the online platform, where they can choose a non-profit organisation to which the Company will donate 5 Euros on their behalf.
Our Commitments and Objectives
Ferrari Trento 2024-2030 Sustainability Plan
Ferrari Trento promotes a culture of drinking responsibly which is part of the Italian Art of Living.
It is a culture linked to the ritual nature of food and the celebration of convivial occasions, in which consumption is moderate and informed.
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