L'Oréal Paris places a strong emphasis on developing local production as part of its sustainability efforts.
Energy and water consumption reduction is another key focus in L'Oréal Paris factories. All L’Oréal Groupe sites in Australia and New Zealand use 100% renewable energy. L'Oréal Paris has also implemented green energy solutions and self-production of energy in certain locations, such as Mexico and Belgium, to minimize ecological footprint. Collaborations with local authorities and external companies have also been established to access local green energy production.
In order to achieve its packaging reduction goals, L'Oréal Paris has made adaptations to its industrial facilities, engaged suppliers in finding solutions, and rethought packaging and transport processes.
As L'Oréal Paris constantly evolves its formulas to be more sustainable, it is essential that production tools are also adapted to ensure products that combine sustainability, quality, and safety.
L'Oréal Paris is committed to meeting ambitious sustainability targets while maintaining its aesthetic appeal. The brand offers more sustainable consumption choices that align with its identity. This requires constant innovation and the exploration of new production methods and solutions that can be shared and utilized by other brands and products within the industry.
By continuously reinventing itself, L'Oréal Paris strives to lead the way in sustainable beauty practices.
*100% renewable energy excluding safety and security installations. The safety and security installations include (whether for operational use or maintenance): All fire-fighting equipment, back-up generators or any equipment, permanent or temporary, designed to power among others: personnel protection system: emergency lightning, etc., IT system protection, the maintenance of high-risk or sensitive processes, the conservation of specific raw materials (perishable, heat-sensitive, microbiology-related material), security system: video surveillance, access control, etc.
