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Every year, L’Oréal communicates transparently, providing data on its corporate social and environmental responsibility strategy, challenges and results.

Every year, L’Oréal continues its policy of discussing matters with its stakeholders through ad hoc consultation bodies to share its sustainable development strategy and co-build its projects.

L'Oréal Group, read more about : Sharing Beauty With All

The bottles fit perfectly one on top of the other, and can be displayed in this way in hairdressing salons without any POS stands. Indeed, shampoo counters enable consumers to refill their bottles at the hairdresser. Each refill saves the equivalent of 40% of the weight of a bottle.

In September 2015, the 193 United Nations member states unanimously adopted 17 new major global “Sustainable Development Goals”, aimed at putting an end to extreme poverty, at fighting inequality and injustice and at protecting the planet between now and 2030.

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For L’Oréal, helping every employee to develop professionally is both central to driving performance and a question of responsibility. The Group has committed to ensuring that 100% of employees will benefit from at least one training session annually by 2020.

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