How Jubel Helped Supermarkets Reduce Carbon Emissions by 67% 🌱 @TomRafterytv
How Jubel Helped Supermarkets Reduce Carbon Emissions by 67% 🌱  @TomRafterytv
Uploaded January 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Did you know accurate carbon data can transform supply chains?

In this clip, George Wade from Zevero explains how UK drinks brand Jubel helped major supermarkets like Tesco and Sainsbury’s cut their beer-related emissions by 67%. By sharing accurate emissions data, Jubel not only drove sustainability but also increased its sales by 20%!

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How Jubel Helped Supermarkets Reduce Carbon Emissions by 67% 🌱

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