Fourteen years after its creation, the company ACT Impor Group and its French subsidiary dedicated to tailor-made beauty accessories, ACT Beauty, are merging their activities with a pure player in packaging, MPP My Planet Packaging.
The new Group will have a turnover of EUR 20 million, with offices in Lille, Paris, Hong-Kong and Shenzhen, and strong capital and industrial partnerships in China, India, Spain and Eastern Europe.
Effective since October 12, 2020, this merger should allow the new entity to strengthen its position in full service and increase its presence with major beauty and luxury accounts.
With 30 employees including designers, CSR engineer, stylist, quality engineer, packaging engineer and its factories all certified to international standards ISO 9001, ISO 14000, SA 8000 and BRC, the group designs and manufactures for private label: make-up brushes, cosmetic cases, manicure and hair accessories, prestigious tailor-made boxes in paper, metal, textile, as well as a complete range of GWP (Gift With Purchase) in packaging and accessories.
Also very present in high-end pastry and chocolate making for 30 years, the new group formed will be one of the few French suppliers to product its sensitive packaging in a BRC certified factory, with a workshop under controlled atmosphere.
The group will focus it design, style purchasing and technical development department in Lille but will have a brand new showroom in the centre of Paris for its luxury customers. Each office will have its own sales department in France and internationally.
“This merger will above all expand the range of products offered to customers, and save on logistics and purchasing, but the daily management and customer follow-up will not change, each customer will benefit always of an exclusive availability as well as a close treatment with its interlocutors,” said the company in a release.
ACT Beauty has just created for 2021 a complete range of Zero waste and Zero Plastic products ACT FOR CLEAN BEAUTY and at the same time MPP has just created for Patou, a new star fashion brand of LVMH Group, a paper bag made of 100% recycled fibres (including 20% of recycled leather).
This strong commitment to sustainable development will be the DNA of this new Group which intends to rapidly increase its international development while maintaining its local presence.
