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In the context of the Covid-19 pandemic and to address its consequences, L’Oréal announces L’Oréal for the future, an unprecedented social and environmental solidarity programme to address the following priorities: ... View More
For the 4th year in a row, L’Oréal has been highlighted as a world leader in corporate sustainability by the international non-profit organization CDP, whose annual environmental disclosure and scoring process is recognized as the gold standard of... View More
Over 1B metric tons of emissions would be saved if suppliers to just 125 multinationals increased their renewable electricity by 20%. Meanwhile, those suppliers reported a combined US$1T of impact from environmental risks. ... View More
New CDP research says industry 2020 zero-deforestation commitments are now impossible; and Councilmembers and Indigenous activists in New York and LA call for a boycott of Brazilian meat companies and a shift toward plant-based diets. ... View More
Long committed to reducing our environmental impact and improving the footprint of our packaging, L’Oréal is proud to announce the development of the very first paper-based cosmetic tube. The fruit of our collaboration with Albéa, a world leader ... View More
Carlsberg Group has unveiled the latest iterations of the world’s first paper beer bottle made from sustainably sourced wood fibers, along with a new ‘paper bottle community’ of brands dedicated to optimizing the technology. ... View More
The United Nations Climate Action Summit in New York has highlighted the importance of the contribution of businesses to fight climate change. ... View More
New partnerships for forest and clean-air restoration, science-based emissions-reduction targets by over 50 companies and 6 countries, lead us into a week full of business and government sustainability commitments for Climate Week 2019. ... View More
L'Oréal has been recognized by Fortune in the publication's annual “Change the World” list. ... View More
L’Oréal USA has been recognized as a leader in creating an inclusive workplace by Diversity Best Practices (DBP), a division of Working Mother Media. ... View More
The innovators behind Seed Phytonutrients and the Loop reusable packaging platform shared lessons learned, and the potential impacts these disruptive new approaches to product and packaging development could hold for their respective industries. ... View More
Seed Phytonutrients is a recently-launched L'Oréal brand that set out to make every aspect of its skin and haircare products as sustainable as possible. This session tracks the entire process along with key partnerships that enable and empower the e... View More
Expanded collaborations aimed at scaling the use of the world’s first enzymatic plastic-recycling technology and introducing recycled polymers into durable storage ware. ... View More
Our second day in Paris was chock-full of rich panel discussions with brands trading stories of the evolution of ideas and lessons learned — and still to be learned — on the long, windy road to creating a sustainable consumer economy. ... View More
Shortly after Earth Day, L’Oréal publishes its 2018 Sharing Beauty with All sustainability programme Progress report which highlights significant progress specifically regarding commitments to fight climate change. ... View More
More than 40 organizations banded together to develop a solution to a major challenge: how to effectively and reliably account for GHG impacts from land and land-use change to prevent deforestation and promote soil restoration. ... View More
Human Rights Campaign Foundation Recognizes Company’s Commitment to Inclusion for Members of the LGBTQ Community for Second Consecutive Year ... View More
FMCGs need to accelerate innovation to keep up with changing consumer preferences for plant-based products and less packaging, to name a few. ... View More
CDP says 10 years of corporates requesting supplier transparency has triggered a step-change in environmental action. ... View More
CDP scored over 6,800 companies from A to D-; only the top 2% made the A Lists. ... View More