We are excited to announce our latest project in collaboration with Törley Pezsgőpincészet, a renowned name in Hungarian sparkling wine production. This long-term ecological development initiative is truly unique, not only adhering to sustainability principles but also setting a new direction for Hungarian viticulture and winemaking.

 

The aim of this partnership is to create an innovative model focused on preserving natural values and enhancing biodiversity. The project covers nearly 1,000 hectares in the Etyek region, where we are implementing nature-friendly solutions to ensure the area’s long-term sustainability. By moving beyond conventional approaches, we’re introducing developments that will benefit both the local community and the environment.

 

Why Is This Project Important?

 

Climate Action is committed to shaping the future of sustainable solutions as a market leader in Hungary and the region. This project shows that ecological sustainability and high-quality winemaking can go hand in hand to achieve a common goal: creating wineries known not only for their exceptional products but also for their environmental responsibility. Our partnership with Törley Pezsgőpincészet represents a fundamental shift, offering inspiration for the entire Hungarian winemaking sector.

 

How Are We Supporting Biodiversity?

 

Our ecological development plan is designed to preserve the natural values in the area while creating new habitats and micro-habitats. This includes placing bird nesting boxes, establishing shrub strips, and creating wildflower meadows, all contributing to enriching local wildlife and maintaining ecological balance.

 

Building the Future Together

 

The Climate Action and Törley Pezsgőpincészet collaboration is a prime example of how sustainability and business goals can align. This partnership goes beyond a simple business relationship; it’s about building a future where preserving natural values and producing exceptional wines go hand in hand.

 

Join us on this journey toward a greener, more sustainable future for Hungarian winemaking.