
Altopi supported Covama in developing its double materiality matrix

Covama is a wine cooperative in the Marne Valley, owner of the Pannier, Jacquart, and Montaudon brands. Covama produces over 4 million bottles of champagne annually. In terms of CSR, the cooperative is already committed to concrete sustainability and transition initiatives (insulation, avoiding oil and gas, installing solar panels, and reducing water consumption).
Aware of resource scarcity and driven by its employees and customers, Covama first undertook an analysis of its CSR maturity and greenhouse gas emissions through a CSR Diagnostic and a Carbon Footprint assessment (conducted with Altopi).
Covama has already implemented numerous actions that demonstrate its commitment: insulation, refusing to use oil or gas, installing solar panels, reducing water consumption, and more.
The wine company is now looking to continue and intensify its efforts and obtain B Corp certification.
Covama therefore wanted to create its double materiality matrix to study its impact on the environment, as well as the environment's impact on the company, in order to assess major risks and develop an impactful action plan based on these analyses.
Covama was supported by Nicolas and Eva from our team to develop their double materiality matrix.
Thanks to this double materiality matrix, Covama now has: