Inform consumers so that they can act. Set up an innovative system for consumers to display the social and environmental impact of products.
Terms of the action or commitment
X
Levers mobilized for circular economy (according to Ademe)
Implementation timeline
Starting year
2020
Ending year
2030
Main actors mobilized
Internal actors
X
External actors
X
Geographic area
Worldwide
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2022 follow-up of the action
Date of follow-up
March 2022
Methods of validation of the follow-up
Status of the action
In progress
Completed
a) Results
Achieved
Partially achieved
Not achieved
b) Numerical / Qualitative information
Cancelled
Explanations
Comparison with the projected pace in the last publications
Keeping up with the times
In advance
Delayed
Partial / Final results
In 2021, the environmental impact score has been calculated for 76% of the Group’s rinse-off products. The display of these scores, along with their social impact data, is being gradually rolled out in L’Oréal’s markets.
Company's comments
This commitment is being pursued primarily within the framework of L’Oréal for the Future programme, through the following action : by 2022, the Product Environmental and Social Labelling system will apply to all the Group’s rinse-off products.
To meet the growing demand of consumers for transparency on the ingredients that form products, L’Oréal has strengthened its approach through new initiatives that allow everyone to make informed choices.
The Product Impact Labelling (PIL) system for displaying the environmental and social impact of products, communicated for the Garnier hair care and skin care brands in several European countries, has now been extended to skin care for the La Roche Posay, Vichy and Biotherm brands in France. It will be gradually deployed in new markets and new categories.
This apparatus consists of a display system, with a grade ranging from A to E, designed to inform consumers. It takes into account 14 global impact factors such as greenhouse gas emissions, water stress, ocean acidification and the impact on biodiversity.
To meet the growing demand of consumers for transparency on the ingredients that form products, L’Oréal has strengthened its approach through new initiatives that allow everyone to make informed choices.
The Product Impact Labelling (PIL) system for displaying the environmental and social impact of products, communicated for the Garnier hair care and skin care brands in several European countries, has now been extended to skin care for the La Roche Posay, Vichy and Biotherm brands in France. It will be gradually deployed in new markets and new categories.
This apparatus consists of a display system, with a grade ranging from A to E, designed to inform consumers. It takes into account 14 global impact factors such as greenhouse gas emissions, water stress, ocean acidification and the impact on biodiversity.
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