Our Commitment to Sustainability
At 1971 Hook, sustainability isn't a marketing buzzword - it's how we operate.
Local Sourcing
By sourcing peppers from Hudson Valley farms, we:
- Reduce transportation emissions
- Support local agriculture
- Ensure freshness and quality
- Build community relationships
Packaging
We're working toward more sustainable packaging:
- Glass bottles are infinitely recyclable
- Minimal packaging materials
- Recyclable shipping materials
- Exploring compostable label options
Production
Our small-batch approach means:
- Less waste from overproduction
- Better quality control
- Efficient use of resources
- Lower energy consumption
Waste Reduction
- Pepper scraps are composted
- Production equipment is energy-efficient
- We minimize water usage
- Leftover materials are recycled or repurposed
Community
- Supporting local farmers builds resilient food systems
- Fair partnerships ensure sustainable livelihoods
- Educational outreach about sustainable food production
Future Goals
- Carbon-neutral shipping by 2025
- 100% sustainable packaging by 2026
- Expanded local sourcing partnerships
- Community garden initiatives
Your Part
- Recycle your 1971 Hook bottles
- Reuse bottles for homemade sauces or storage
- Share sustainable practices with your community
Have ideas for how we can be more sustainable? Email us at [email protected].