Anete Vabule, co-founder at Selfnamed and sustainability officer at MADARA Cosmetics, argues that print-on-demand, white-label skincare is a viable and sustainable solution to the overproduction problem plaguing the cosmetics industry.
From intense scrutiny of household names to new projects in retail, in this weekly round-up we explore the latest developments regarding corporate initiatives, sustainability reports and key industry updates.
Protecting nature should be a key part of every company's decision-making process. Simeon Rose, creative director at Faith In Nature and co-creator of Nature On The Board, explains how to enforce this by making Nature a director.
LVMH's (EPA:MC) beauty division is to partner with Dow (NYSE:DOW) on the development of sustainable packaging solutions for its luxury perfumes and cosmetics.
While there is growing consumer demand for ‘clean beauty’, a recent analysis by Carbon Trust shows that the ten highest-revenue global beauty and personal care companies have yet to fully embrace net zero.
Kering (EPA:KER) and L’Occitane (HKG:0973) have launched a €300 million Climate Fund for Nature for high-quality projects dedicated to nature protection and restoration.
Firmenich is the first fragrance company to receive The Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) approval for its net zero emissions, including natural capital in a move to rounded sustainability and beyond a narrow focus on emissions.