Is it possible to find great products responsibly? Absolutely. Look for the green sustainability labels and get guidance from our skilled shop staff to make informed choices. In our onboard shops, look for the green logo, which shows that a product is responsibly made.
Responsible choices
Responsible drink choices
Leading brands like Hartwall, Heineken, Masi and Torres are dedicated to sustainability in every part of their production.
- Hartwall: all drinks are produced with carbon-neutral energy from a local biogas plant. Waste from the brewing process is repurposed, creating a sustainable loop from farm to glass.
- Heineken: this brand has cut CO2 emissions by 34% since 2018 and actively promotes efficient water use and waste management.
- Masi: certified with ISO 14001, this Italian winery uses renewable energy sources, solar heating and recycling.
- Torres: with 39% of its energy from renewables, this winery uses lightweight bottles and supports sustainable farming methods.
Sustainable beauty choices
Brands like Lumene, Rituals, Elemis and Weleda hold the respected B Corp certification, ensuring high social and environmental standards.
- Lumene: using renewable hydropower and smart water management, this Finnish brand has reduced its factory’s carbon footprint by 88%.
- Rituals: by introducing refillable products, Rituals has saved energy and water and reduced CO2 emissions significantly since 2017.
- Elemis: switching to paper packaging for online orders has reduced plastic waste by 11 tons, with all paper sourced responsibly.
- Weleda: this brand powers its facilities with 100% green energy and uses recycled PET bottles in select product lines, cutting CO2 emissions by 250 tons annually.
Sustainable treats
Brands like Fazer and Taffel bring responsibility to snacking, from ingredient sourcing to eco-friendly production.
- Fazer: with a focus on responsible cocoa sourcing, this brand supports fair wages, sustainable practices and biodiversity by distributing saplings to farmers.
- Taffel: based in Åland, this factory uses bio-waste to produce biogas, recycles water and is powered entirely by local wind energy.