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She allegedly organized meetings so that Russian officials could lobby American politicians.

An instant “scratch and sniff” COVID-19 test has begun production in the United States and has a Wheaton-based distributor.

Working to reduce energy and waste when manufacturing cosmetics will be key to beautys sustainable and circular future [Getty Images] Green chemistry is circular by design and therefore provides an important tool for the beauty industry as it looks to improve its environmental impact longer-term, an expert consultant says. The concept of green chemistry – defined first in 1998 by Paul Anastas and John Warner in their ‘12 Principles of Green Chemistry’​ – h...

Design-led innovation at Colgate-Palmolive​ Colgate-Palmolive’s chief technology officer Pat Verduin PhD told attendees at this year’s online Consumer Analyst Group of New York (CAGNY) 2021 conference that the personal care giant was shifting its innovation strategy towards a “design-led”​ approach, generating plenty of reader interest. Rather than focusing on traditional line extensions, the company would instead invest in new product development where design and user experience t...

L’Oréal is on a green mission, that of ensuring that by 2030, 95% of its ingredients will be derived from renewable sources. Today, 80% of the group’s raw

Published March 17, 2021, 5:36 PM Find out what they are expecting in this global pandemic CONSCIOUS BEAUTY Consumers nowadays do not simply look at the personal effects of the beauty products but they also check how these will affect the environment The Covid-19 threat to our health has ignited the call for brand transparency and clean beauty movement, this is according to the report shown during the recently held L’Oreal Transparency Summit.  According to Julia Sarhy, L’Oreal’s global ...

French group continues to launch initiatives to offer all details

The beauty giant is taking a ‘Green Sciences’ approach to its Research and Innovation going forward

L’Oréal wants to move up a gear in greening up its formulas and is banking on “Green Sciences” to achieve the ambitious rate of 95% sustainable ingredients in its formulas by 2030. At the same time, the French group is strengthening its transparency policy to meet consumer demands. L’Oréal wants to open a new chapter in Research & Innovation by gradually terminating the use of petroleum derivatives in its formulas over the next few years. Sustainable formulations In order to a...