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Since 2007, L’Oréal has implemented a responsible packaging policy based on three pillars, known as the “three Rs”: Respect, Reduce and Replace. The Group uses a global, systematic eco-design process, ahead of product design, for the packaging of finished products and also for packaging used during transport.

In addition to its renewable energy production installations, the Burgos plant in Spain established a wastewater recycling system in 2015.

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As part of its policy, the Group pledged that by the end of 2020 at the latest, none of the ingredients and raw materials used in its products could be linked in any way to deforestation.

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L’Oréal created a Sustainable Palm Index, which takes into account their commitments and their achievements in terms of knowledge of their own supply chain, sustainable procurement practices and compliance with a “zero deforestation” policy.

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