Our members

“We’re proud to join the Sustainable Wine Roundtable — a global community driving progress across the wine industry. Through our Plan for Better, we’re working to reduce our environmental impact & champion human rights across our key supply chains, including wine. We look forward to collaborating with the retail sector and wider industry, to raise the bar for sustainability in wine.“

Systembolaget is a founding member of SWR and joined in May 2021. They a large retailer and global buyer of alcoholic beverages with high ambitions when it comes to environmental practices and respect for human rights throughout their chain of activities. 

Terra Vitis are a French sustainable viticulture certification that promote environmentally friendly practice in wine production by ensuring vineyards minimize their impact on the environment by following a strict set of ecological guideline.

Terra Vitis have been an SWR member since December 2021 and have featured in a member interview where they discussed the evolving landscape of eco- design in France, with a particular focus on innovations such as light- weighting and exploring alternative packaging formats to further reduce their environmental footprint.

Tesco, a major British supermarket chain joined SWR in June 2024. Known for quality, value, and sustainability, it is one of the largest global retailers. They have a goal to be carbon neutral across their own operations by 2035 and are working with their suppliers and partners to achieve net zero across their supply chain by 2050.

The Wine Society is a UK-based, member-owned, non-profit cooperative. They joined SWR in May 2021 and have since played an active role on the SWR Leadership Committee. Their sustainability plan focuses on five key areas: Climate, Environment, Sourcing, People, and Action. The Wine Society is guided by integrity in all that they do, and they invest in fostering knowledge and collaboration among members, suppliers, and the wider wine industry to collectively accelerate action on sustainability. 

A small dot on the map, in the rolling hills of northwestern Bulgaria, Tipchenitza Winery believes that great wine goes hand in hand with responsibility. In 2024, more than 60% of their bottles already weighed under 420 g, and over 10 tons of their wine were sold in reusable stainless steel kegs. They apply sustainable farming practices in their vineyards, and their winery is partly powered by solar energy. Beyond wine, they proudly support the local community through close cooperation with the community centre in the village of Tipchenitsa.