Reclaim’s Commitment to Sustainability
Beverages are one of the largest users of single-use plastic packaging globally, contributing significantly to packaging waste. We know this industry is complex and that distribution, cold storage, and supply chains all carry environmental impact. We’re not perfect, and we don’t pretend to be, but we commit to making decisions with the planet in mind.
Better packaging: We use aluminum cans, which are widely recycled and lighter than glass, helping to reduce transportation emissions, and compostable rings for our 4-packs.
Protect what we love: We work with nonprofits to protect our natural resources and community.
Know our impact: Annually we measuring our carbon footprint to better understand and reduce our impact. Check out our 2025 footprint below!
Measuring Our Impact
Reclaim launched in April 2025 and while today our footprint is relatively small compared to the beverage industry, we know that will change as we grow. For us, building Reclaim is about more than growing sales and moving more cans. We want to build thoughtfully and understand the impact of the choices we make along the way, from the ingredients we source to how we make and move our beverages. Measuring our greenhouse gas footprint each year gives us a way to be honest about where we are starting, track changes as we grow, and make more informed decisions along the way.
Our 2025 Greenhouse Gas Inventory
Reclaim’s total 2025 footprint was 0.8 metric tons of CO₂e (carbon dioxide equivalent).
What We Measured
Our 2025 inventory follows the GHG Protocol, the leading global standard for measuring corporate greenhouse gas emissions.
Because Reclaim does not own or lease manufacturing facilities or operate company vehicles, our measured emissions fall within Scope 3, emissions generated throughout our value chain, which includes:
Purchased goods and services: ingredients, packaging, and other goods and services used to operate the business
Upstream transportation and distribution: postage and shipping
Business travel: travel related to events, sales, and other business activities
Employee commuting: travel to and from production
Where direct emissions data wasn't available, we used spend-based estimates. As our business and supplier relationships grow, we'll continue working toward more precise data.
We'll publish our 2026 inventory next year and continue building from there, stay tuned for more updates!
0.8 metric tons of CO₂e is roughly equivalent to:
The amount of carbon sequestered by 1 acre of U.S. forest in one year or
driving 2,037 miles in an average gasoline-powered passenger vehicle.