Tenuta Fertuna adheres to the sustainability standards set by EQUALITAS, one of the most important and meaningful certifications in the wine industry. This standard applies to every stage of the winemaking process, starting with vineyard practices.

The EQUALITAS certification is based on three pillars: social, environmental, and economic. Its primary goal is to establish a culture of sustainability and promote its diffusion in all contexts where wine plays a leading role.

In relation to the environmental pillar, Tenuta Fertuna has, over the years, developed a strong focus on sustainability—serving as a guiding principle for the entire production process. The reduction of environmental impact is pursued not only through vineyard and winery operations, but also by carefully selecting suppliers according to this essential criterion.

Waste management represents another key objective successfully achieved. The winery has accomplished total reuse of by-products, fully enhancing the value of the land’s fruits. Water supply is one of the most challenging issues for the future. In this regard, Tenuta Fertuna has installed a treatment system combined with a phytoremediation plant, allowing for the complete recovery of water used in business operations.

The social pillar emphasizes the safety and well-being of employees, as well as relationships with the local community. The economic pillar focuses on promoting sound business practices—towards employees and suppliers alike. Tenuta Fertuna is also developing a strategic plan for the future, aimed at further strengthening its commitment to these principles.

Guided by this philosophy and with clearly defined goals, Tenuta Fertuna looks ahead with a deep awareness of its responsibilities towards the planet and future generations. Along this journey, the Maremma has always played a central role, celebrated through wines that reflect its most authentic character.