For Our Governance

Why it Matters

To Lotte MGS

A healthy environment supports everything we do, from the resources we rely on to the communities we grow with. At Lotte MGS, caring for the environment means creating products responsibly while ensuring our operations remain strong, reliable, and future-ready.

To the world

Environmental responsibility goes beyond compliance, it’s about making everyday choices that support a better planet. Through consistent action and innovation, Lotte MGS is working toward a future that balances progress, care, and shared value.

Our Approach To
Governance

Sourcing

Expand the use of recycled cans and bottles, Use reusable bottles and cans that have lower environmental impact, collaborate with the certified eco-partner suppliers

Production

Reduce water withdrawal and expand reuse, Minimize waste, Expand recycling, Develop alternative to harmful chemical substances

Distribution

Use Recyclable boxes and containers in packaging, Optimize logistics to reduce fuel and greenhouse gases

Recycling

Operate country - specific, waste take-back programs, Separate and recycle waste by the life of cans and bottles

Lotte mgs’s green
environment strategy

Our green environment strategy is centered around two pillars:

Mitigation: Reducing GHG emissions with the aim to decarbonize our operations and supply chain; and
Adaptation: Reducing vulnerabilities to the impacts of environmental changes by continuing to incorporate climate risk and opportunities in our business continuity plans and risk management processes.

Our strategy is supported by our Green Environment Plan (GEP) which outlines in detail the actions we believe will enable us to meet our climate mitigation ambitions. Additionally, our GEP acknowledges our reliance on key external enablers and catalysts, including:

Decarbonization and modernization of electrical grids;
Government policy that incentivizes and/or mandates climate action;
Standardized regulatory frameworks for disclosure and clarity in GHG emissions accounting;
Technology innovation and commercialization;
Advances in technology and infrastructure to enable packaging circularity;
Market development for supply of affordable, low-carbon fuels; and
Increased availability of capital from public, philanthropic and financial sectors to support decarbonization.