Cosmetic companies are making slow progress in reducing their packaging footprints, says Organic Monitor. Although the cosmetics industry has become preoccupied with green initiatives, few steps (...)
The 2013 edition of the Union for Ethical BioTrade (UEBT) Biodiversity Barometer highlights growing biodiversity awareness worldwide. Seventy per cent of consumers surveyed worldwide are aware of (...)
According to the second Progress Report published by the Anglo-Dutch giant, Unilever’s commitment to put sustainable and equitable growth at the heart of its business model is helping to drive (...)
Procter & Gamble has reach a new step towards its zero manufacturing and consumer waste global target. The consumer goods giant has announced that 45 of its facilities in the world have (...)
British brand Lush Cosmetics recently announced its decision to remove all glitter and microplastics from its product range. Marine conservation groups have celebrated this decision, which (...)
Unilever announced it would stop using plastic micro beads as a ‘scrub’ material in all its personal care products worldwide. The Anglo-Dutch consumer goods giant expects to complete this phase out (...)
French NGO Bloom has published a report calling into question the cosmetics industry’s responsibility in the overfishing of some sharks. Under fire is the use of squalane. Because of its (...)
While the environmental impact of consumer products tends to become a competitive factor between the different players in the industry, the French Packaging Council recalls the conditions of (...)
According to Valérie Robillard, Manager in the Strategy Division of Utopies the leading French consulting firm and think tank specialized in sustainable development, the issue on ethical sourcing (...)
LVMH Recherche is organizing on 12 September its 12th Scientific Symposium of on the theme of the strategy to adopt towards the depletion of natural resources. We met with Frédéric Bonté, Director (...)
On the occasion of the breakfast-debate organized by the Beautyfull Club, Karen Lemasson, CSR manager at Expanscience (233 million euros in turnover, 885 employees), has outlined the “sourcing” (...)
Bas Schneiders, Head Corporate Sustainability and International Strategic Sourcing at Weleda, was in Paris last most on the occasion of the conference organised by the Union for Ethical Bio Trade (...)
Sincoplas, a French supplier of plastic parts for the beauty industry, has just completed its carbon footprint focused on cost reduction. An effective way of integrating environmental concerns (...)
An interview with Rik Kutsch Lojenga, Executive Director of the Union for Ethical BioTrade (UEBT), which is organising on the 12th of April in Paris a conference on how the cosmetics industry (...)
Last Thursday, January 19th, the BeautyFull Club presented to some sixty members and guests, the results of a study conducted from September to December 2011 by five students from the École (...)
The first edition of the MakeUp in Shanghai tradeshow will open its doors in less than two months next April 11 and 12. For this premiere Chinese edition, the B2B event dedicated to the make-up industry will be held at the same dates and under the same roof as the Luxe Pack Shanghai show. The organizers bet on the complementarity (...)
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Modern life brings us many facilities such as running water, electricity, motorization, modern medicine, and many opportunities both in the personal and professional life. But it has also negative effects like pollution, stress, lack of sleep, poor contact with nature, etc. Since the Industrial Revolution in the 18th century, the (...)
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The webinar is available on-demand until December 4th. Click here after to access it : http://webikeo.com/webinar/what-plastics-solutions-for-cosmetics-packaging-in-contact-with-formulas/ A market leader in thermoplastics, elastomers, finished parts and biobased polymers, (...)
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