E040 Brendan Thomson from Renegade & Longton

Brendan Thompson is the co-founder of Renegade & Longton, the pioneers of elderflower and sparkling wines. We talk about sustainable packaging and the production of wine.Subscribe to the Green Element Podcast 

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Brendan Thompson is the co-founder of Renegade & Longton, the pioneers of elderflower and sparkling wines. We talk about sustainable packaging and production of wine. Highlights: - Plastic labels on wine bottles - How to reduce carbon footprint of wine bottles - Challenges of recycling wine glass bottles - CO2 footprint on food labels and restaurants - Brendan’s business superpower - Biggest struggle in running a sustainable and ethical business - Problem of getting a Vegan Society Stamp

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