Le Sourceur is committed to sustainable agriculture that does away with the use of pesticides. As such, the project is committed to respecting the natural cycle of harvests, following more environmentally-friendly methods, limiting the areas where crops are grown, and creating protected areas to ensure the survival of species and safeguard biodiversity with and for producers.
Le Sourceur uses its know-how to promote more responsible distillation. Our aim is to reduce our consumption of electricity, water and wood, while preserving the exceptional properties of our raw materials. This position has led us to develop distilleries that run entirely on solar energy, currently being tested in the Comoros.
Aware of the environmental impact of its online sales site, Le Sourceur aims to minimize the consequences of its actions, by developing more ecological delivery methods (relay depots, preferring road transport to air) and reducing waste (minimum packaging, systematic use of biodegradable materials).
Helping local populations. By promoting the establishment of supply chains in close collaboration with local associations (Coeur de Forêt, L’Homme & L’environnement, IRDNC) as a lever for development and the reduction of inequalities, while ensuring that producers are fairly remunerated. It also means sharing revenues equitably. By committing to equitable revenue sharing between the grower, the operating association and the brand. Finally, it means ensuring the long-term future of the industry, thanks to an economic model that benefits everyone.
Transparency means ensuring complete traceability of our products, from cultivation by the producer to storage by us. It means democratizing rare and precious raw materials and enabling everyone to know their exact composition. It also means providing regular reports on the operation of our supply chains and the income they generate for all those involved. At the same time, we’re putting in place precise specifications to monitor compliance with standards during both cultivation and processing of the raw material: working conditions, compliance with health regulations, quality standards, etc.