Zamora Co claims to have reduced its ‘scope one’ and ‘scope two’ emissions intensity* by an estimated 42% between 2020 and 2025 and has indicated plans to include scope three emissions in future reporting.
The Spanish brand owner and distributor recorded total emissions last year of 600 tonnes of carbon dioxide – the equivalent of 22.7g of CO₂ per bottled litre – when including direct (scope one) and indirect (scope two) greenhouse gas emissions. The figures were released today (21 July) in the company’s 2025 Conscious Company Report – an annual ESG performance tracker that Zamora started publishing in 2020.
Zamora’s future emissions targets were not immediately available, although the group said scope three emissions (which include all indirect greenhouse gases occurring in a company’s value chain) have been calculated for the financial years 2024 and 2025, and will be included in the next report.
*Adjusted to take into consideration volumes produced – does not imply a reduction in absolute emissions
Zamora today also highlighted plans “to align the actions of all its brands under the same global commitments”, as part of a three-year ‘Sustainability Master Plan’. Asked for more details on the master plan, the company told Global Drinks Intel it was an internal document “for now”.
“2025 was a year of challenges … ,” said Zamora’s CEO, Javier Pijoan. “The progress made in environmental, social and governance matters outlined in this report are the result of a strategy for responsible, efficient and sustainable growth, which is deeply committed to society and the environment.”
Earlier this month, Zamora announced its full-year results for 2025, when sales declined by low single digits for the second consecutive year. The Licor 43 owner said sales in the calendar year finished down by 2% on the year prior, at EUR255m (US$291.4m). The fall was a slight improvement on 2024’s -2.9% showing, which was announced in July last year.
