PatrĂ³n Tequila owner and co-founder John Paul DeJoria has been investigating ways to green the iconic tequila brand’s operations since the late 1980s. Today, every one of PatrĂ³n’s bulky glass bottles, easily spotted in bars around the globe, are made from recycled glass. Even greener still, PatrĂ³n distills its tequila byproduct to the purest state possible so it can be reused as agave plant fertilizer while helping to keep the watersheds in its growing regions cleaner.
“I think it’s everybody’s responsibility to do something to make the planet a better place to live for existing generations and future generations,” DeJoria says. “It’s kind of like paying rent for being on the planet earth and all the good stuff that comes your way.”
May 20, 2021
PatrĂ³n Tequila owner and co-founder John Paul DeJoria has been investigating ways to green the iconic tequila brand’s operations since the late 1980s. Today, every one of PatrĂ³n’s bulky glass bottles, easily spotted in bars around the globe, are made from recycled glass. Even greener still, PatrĂ³n distills its tequila byproduct to the purest state […]
November 1, 2013
PatrĂ³n Tequila owner and co-founder John Paul DeJoria has been investigating ways to green the iconic tequila brand's operations since the late 1980s.
July 4, 2009
This week, John and Mike interview a guest who was green before it was cool: John Paul DeJoria, the co-founder of Paul Mitchell hair products. From developing the Tea Tree products line in conjunction with American Forests — a nonprofit group devoted to preserving and growing trees — to starting the first hair company that […]