Anadolu Efes was the first Turkish company that signed CEO Water Mandate

In 2015, Anadolu Efes, who aim to reduce water consumption by 35% per year of 2008, pioneers the sector by joining the CEO Water Mandate supporters, strengthens sustainable water policies and practices with a commitment to global scale.

The CEO Water Mandate, founded as the initiative of the Global Compact of the United Nations, was created by global leaders of the business world to fight the problem of water facing the world. Anadolu Efes was the first Turkish company participating among CEO Water Mandate signatures. [

CEO Water Mandate signatures are expected to make commitments in water management, report water management performance in line with transparency principle and sign the United Nations Global Compact. Anadolu Efes, which has fulfilled all these requirements, will support the water protection policies, company commitments, which are maintained simultaneously in all over the world, in the share of this important international initiative in water.

Anadolu Efes CEO Damian Gammell: “We have saved water on a total of 450.000 m3 with the efficiency and recovery work we perform throughout 2013. ” said

Damian Gammell, as well as production facilities in Russia, Ukraine, Georgia, Moldova and Kazakhstan, while Anadolu Efes continues its activities in a broad geography, we aim to ensure that sustainability management also exhibits a global approach. “Our main raw material in our datamlik work is one of the basic needs of both the society and our main raw materials. As of 2013, we reduced our water consumption per product by 25% in the production of beer, compared to 2008. With our efficiency and recovery studies performed in 2013, we have saved over 450.000 m3 in total. Now we are ready to support our company commitments to the water protection policies maintained simultaneously in the world.

The targets for the post of this in the scope of the water protection policies of the anadolu Ephesus are as follows:[

• By 2015, reduce water consumption and waste water discharge quantities by 35% compared to 2008.