Moët & Chandon is a French Champagne house headquartered in Épernay, producing and distributing wines from the Champagne appellation. Founded in 1743, it operates vineyards, cellars, and winemaking facilities and markets its products globally. The company is part of Moët Hennessy, the wines and spirits division of LVMH.
Although primarily a beverage producer, Moët & Chandon interacts with the chemicals and materials value chain through packaging and related components, including glassware, closures, labels, and logistics materials. Focus areas include food‑contact safety and regulatory compliance, material performance (glass, polymers, inks, and adhesives), and sustainability efforts such as lightweighting, recyclability, and reducing the environmental footprint across packaging and supply chains.
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Using Tritan Renew, a recycled copolyester, the collaboration ensures eco-friendly, BPA-free glasses that maintain champagne quality and reduce environmental impact.
