The Carbon Footprint of the Baijiu Industry | CBCGDF Climate Change Working Group

The baijiu industry, an important part of China's traditional culture and economy, has a significant carbon footprint. The production process of baijiu involves multiple steps that consume a large amount of energy and resources.

For instance, the fermentation process requires a specific temperature and humidity environment, which often relies on energy-intensive heating and cooling systems. Additionally, the distillation process consumes a substantial amount of energy. The packaging of baijiu, especially high-end products with elaborate packaging, also contributes to its carbon footprint.

 

To reduce the carbon footprint, the baijiu industry can adopt more energy-efficient production technologies. For example, using advanced temperature control systems and optimizing the distillation process can save energy. Moreover, promoting simple and eco-friendly packaging can also make a difference. By taking these measures, the baijiu industry can play a role in reducing carbon emissions while maintaining its cultural and economic value.

 

Translator: Richard

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Editor: Richard

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