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    L’OCCITANE cuts over 30 tonnes of cardboard packaging this Christmas

    L’OCCITANE cuts over 30 tonnes of cardboard packaging this Christmas

    As part of the brand’s plan to Reduce, Recycle and React, L’OCCITANE en Provence has cut down on excessive holiday packaging. In a bid to minimise the amount of packaging materials, the company reduced its use of cardboard by 31 tonnes in this year’s Christmas range. With sensible sustainable thinking at its core, L’OCCITANE designed its collection of Christmas products and gift sets with the environment in mind. Using a new, micro-corrugated cardboard structure, the brand reduced the weight of its most popular holiday gift boxes by 20%, which led to an overall reduction of 22 tonnes of cardboard compared to last year. In addition, L’OCCITANE optimised the format of its gift boxes, cutting another 9 tonnes of cardboard without reducing the number of products they contain.

    04 Dec 19

    LOCCITANE will meet its 100% recycled bottles goal ahead of schedule thanks to Loop Industries

    L'OCCITANE will meet its 100% recycled bottles goal ahead of schedule thanks to Loop Industries

    GENEVA and MONTREAL, 13 November 2019 – Loop Industries, Inc. (Nasdaq: LOOP), a leading sustainable plastics technology innovator, and L’OCCITANE en Provence, a global manufacturer and retailer of natural beauty and well-being products, today announced that they are expanding their supply agreement. Thanks to this extended partnership, L’OCCITANE expects to accelerate the transition to 100% sustainable PET plastic in all its bottles and thus meet its 2025 goal ahead of schedule. This represents a significant shift in the brand’s efforts to achieve a circular economy that gives polluting materials a second life.

    13 Nov 19

    L’OCCITANE speeds up its efforts to tackle plastic pollution thanks to the Ellen MacArthur Foundation

    L’OCCITANE speeds up its efforts to tackle plastic pollution thanks to the Ellen MacArthur Foundation

    GENEVA, 24 October 2019 – The Ellen MacArthur Foundation and the UN Environment Programme today released their New Plastics Economy Global Commitment – 2019 Progress Report. This report offers unprecedented transparency and sets a clear baseline for measuring progress towards a circular economy for plastic. The Foundation welcomes the promising early progress made by the signatories towards eliminating problematic plastic packaging and to increasing the use of recycled plastic more than five-fold by 2025. However, it also calls for more action to eliminate and reuse, for innovation to make all plastic packaging 100% reusable, recyclable or compostable, and for efforts to circulate plastics to avoid waste and pollution.

    24 Oct 19

    • Alexandra Bobin
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    • Created 04 Dec 2019
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