Eco-design Eco-design aims, right from the design of a process, a good or a service, at taking into account the entire life cycle by minimizing environmental impacts. New 2022 Incorporate a 33% share of recycled materials (by mass) in new vehicles New 2022 The Group’s ambitious objective is to manufacture its tires entirely from sustainable materials by 2050, backed by a commitment to incorporating an average of 40% sustainable materials by 2030.This commitment is measured by the Average Sustainable Materials Rate (ASMR) indicator New 2022 Develop and deploy R&D experiments of reuse and valorisation solutions on work sites Preserve water resources. Preserve water quality, consumed in responsible quantities, throughout the value chain, and in all the watersheds (drainage basins) and communities where L’Oréal operates. New 2022 The Oïkos Lab valorizes dormant materials and production leftovers New 2022 420 000 metric tons of avoided primary resources consumptions through take back at end of use by 2025 since 2017 Accelerate the implementation of material reuse in buildings, via the “Reuse Booster” program New 2022 100% of our primary and secondary packaging is free from single use plastic and uses recycled cardboard Improving the sustainability of OEM Preserve natural resources. Manage the consumption of natural resources to ensure that L’Oréal’s activities are compatible with a planet with limited resources New 2022 Develop circular offers and associated marketing Use a minimum of 50% recycled materials in new products and packaging by 2023. Inform consumers so that they can act. Set up an innovative system for consumers to display the social and environmental impact of products. New 2022 Assess the use of non-fossil raw materials in the fuel tanks production Respect biodiversity. L’Oréal is committed to strengthening its efforts to respect biodiversity throughout its value chain, while minimizing the land development required for all its activities. The Group is committed to measuring in a scientifically robust manner and limiting the biodiversity footprint of its industrial activities and those of its suppliers (sourcing, packaging and ingredients). New 2022 Engage in and contribute to international initiatives promoting the circular economy New 2022 By 2030: initiatives will be launched to support recycling in 10 key markets In 2020, conduct a life cycle assessment (LCA) of fuel systems. Operation of a shared, compact, and multiservice platform which includes inert waste sorting servicing various work sites and opened to other construction professionals New 2022 Zero microfiber waste by 2030 Increase components lifetime, promote repair and reuse solutions and develop local repair centres New 2022 25 % recycled content in newly developed rolling stock by 2025 Integrating circular economy principles into the developments of new products Triple the turnover from renewable or recycled materials, or renewable energy, and reach 15% in 2030 (baseline 2018) New 2022 100% of raw materials in compliance with Kering Standards by 2025 Evolution of the types of services offered to include “selective deconstruction” New 2022 Eco-design: Implement an eco-design approach taking into account all stages of the product life cycle – all new products on the market will be eco-designed by 2025, an approach that will be extended to our top selling products already on the market by 2030. Transition to low-carbon buildings: reducing carbon emissions from construction by 35% between 2015 and 2030 (per m²) thanks to low carbon design and materials Develop use of recycled plastic material to reach 2000 tons in 2025 from 1000 tons in 2017 Create a demonstrator of circular economy practices at the scale of an ecodistrict Page1 Page2 Page3
New 2022 The Group’s ambitious objective is to manufacture its tires entirely from sustainable materials by 2050, backed by a commitment to incorporating an average of 40% sustainable materials by 2030.This commitment is measured by the Average Sustainable Materials Rate (ASMR) indicator
Preserve water resources. Preserve water quality, consumed in responsible quantities, throughout the value chain, and in all the watersheds (drainage basins) and communities where L’Oréal operates.
New 2022 420 000 metric tons of avoided primary resources consumptions through take back at end of use by 2025 since 2017
New 2022 100% of our primary and secondary packaging is free from single use plastic and uses recycled cardboard
Preserve natural resources. Manage the consumption of natural resources to ensure that L’Oréal’s activities are compatible with a planet with limited resources
Inform consumers so that they can act. Set up an innovative system for consumers to display the social and environmental impact of products.
Respect biodiversity. L’Oréal is committed to strengthening its efforts to respect biodiversity throughout its value chain, while minimizing the land development required for all its activities. The Group is committed to measuring in a scientifically robust manner and limiting the biodiversity footprint of its industrial activities and those of its suppliers (sourcing, packaging and ingredients).
Operation of a shared, compact, and multiservice platform which includes inert waste sorting servicing various work sites and opened to other construction professionals
Triple the turnover from renewable or recycled materials, or renewable energy, and reach 15% in 2030 (baseline 2018)
New 2022 Eco-design: Implement an eco-design approach taking into account all stages of the product life cycle – all new products on the market will be eco-designed by 2025, an approach that will be extended to our top selling products already on the market by 2030.
Transition to low-carbon buildings: reducing carbon emissions from construction by 35% between 2015 and 2030 (per m²) thanks to low carbon design and materials
