As a leader in Hong Kong’s beauty industry

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L’Oréal has been driving green transformation across the entire value chain, from product innovation, sourcing, transportation to retail and consumption.

Ms. Chan Yu, President and Managing Director of L'Oréal Hong Kong , said: "We are honored to receive the Gold Award of the Hong Kong Awards for Environmental Excellence. This honor demonstrates our strong job seekers data commitment to sustainable development over the years. As an industry leader, we have the responsibility not only to provide the highest quality beauty products, but also to lead the industry in taking positive actions to protect the environment and contribute to our communities."

The Hong Kong Awards for Environmental Excellence has strict judging criteria covering three major areas: environmental leadership, environmental achievements and partnerships. L’Oréal Hong Kong’s achievements in sustainable development over the past year include:

Green Office : L’Oréal’s Hong Kong office has obtained LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) Platinum certification. The office uses 100% renewable energy and reduces energy consumption year by year through various energy-saving measures.

Green operations : All local packaging of L’Oréal products is plastic-free, and all warehouse waste is recyclable. The company uses both sea and rail transportation, as well as electric vehicles locally, in an effort to reduce carbon dioxide emissions during freight transportation.

Green Retail : All new L’Oréal stores are designed to be eco-friendly and use sustainably sourced, certified, reusable and recyclable materials.

Green consumption : Through the cooperation with 17 beauty brands under L'Oréal Hong Kong and Watsons stores across Hong Kong, more than 600,000 empty beauty product bottles have been recycled by consumers. To further reduce packaging waste, the company is also launching more refillable beauty products in Hong Kong. Providing more sustainable choices for environmentally conscious consumers.