Through its "L'Oréal for the Future" commitment, L'Oréal is leading an in-depth transformation to reduce its impacts throughout its value chain, in particular by reinventing the way it designs and manufactures its products, with sustainability as a fundamental requirement.
As a long-standing partner of Ceebios and Biomim'expo, L'Oréal has made bio-inspiration one of its strategic research objectives through the "Greensciences" transition programme.
The development of bio-inspired technologies is therefore at the heart of the eco-design of its products through a scientific approach, a collaborative and multidisciplinary philosophy.
The study of plant species and natural ecosystems is a model of innovation, resilience and performance for the group's research. It is a source of creativity, research and commitment to the preservation and regeneration of resources.
Interview with Alexandra Palt (CSR Director, L'Oréal Group) on BFM Business (25 June 2020):
- "There will be no economic growth without sustainability
- "We will be at 100% of recycled or biobased plastic in our packaging by 2030
- "After 7 years of measuring the environmental and social impact of products, we have developed a display method that goes from A to E" / "we are launching a pilot" (on a Garnier range) / "we are sharing the methodology with everyone
- "It's a transformation of the jobs in the factories, but also of research and innovation ... it's all our jobs that are being transformed.
- "By 2020, 42 sites will be carbon neutral
- "By 2030 all our factories will be using water for industrial processes in a closed circuit.
- " The crisis has made the vulnerability of all of us much more visible, imagine what a climate crisis will be, which will be 100 times worse!"
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