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For the fourth year running – Oriflame is recognised as a Climate Leader in Europe

For the fourth year in a row, Oriflame has been recognised as one of Europe’s Climate Leaders by the Financial Times and Statista. We are one of only 4 companies in the Personal & Household Goods category to be consistently acknowledged each year since the ranking’s inception.

Ranking based on emission intensity and transparency

The list focuses primarily on businesses that have achieved the greatest reduction in their Scope 1 and 2 greenhouse gas emissions intensity over a five-year period (2017-2022). Scope 1 and 2 emissions come respectively from a company’s own operations and from the energy it uses, while intensity is defined as tonnes of emissions of CO2-equivalent per €1mn of revenue. Other factors are considered, too, such as transparent reporting on Scope 3 emissions, which arise in the value chain, and collaboration with external sustainability assessors, such as CDP and Science Based Targets initiative.

Committed to making a positive impact

Our place on this list reflects our ongoing commitment to reducing our environmental impact in general and our climate impact in particular. Through initiatives that cut down emissions from our operations and value chain, we’re making real progress towards our sustainability goals.

As we move forward, our commitment remains strong and we are dedicated to continuing our work in sustainability. This recognition is a testament to the hard work of every member of the Oriflame family. Let’s keep pushing forward, ensuring that our company respects nature and strives to make a positive impact on the world around us.

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Formulation and Packaging

Our product formulations have an environmental impact during production, as well as during and following consumer usage. If not responsibly formulated, they may have a long-term impact on people and ecosystems both up and downstream in our value chain. This is why we need to take the right decisions regarding which ingredients we select as part of the formulation development.

Our product packaging has an environmental impact, both during production and disposal, and can contribute to the pollution of land and waterbodies downstream in our value chain, affecting ecosystems and local communities, including their human rights.

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