Net Zero


‘The Group’s net-zero roadmap sets ambitious targets, relying not on what it thinks it is capable of doing but on what scientists have determined will prevent the worst effects of the climate crisis. To reach these targets, a transformation of the Group's business models is needed.’
Adrien Geiger, Group Chief Sustainability officer
L'Occitane's Direct Responsibility


Scope 1 & 2
TRANSITIONING TO RENEWABLE ENERGY
- The Group’s pathway to 100% renewable Electricity
- Self-consumption in the Group’s factories
- Finding alternatives to fossil fuels
IMPROVING ENERGY EFFICIENCY
- Factories
- The Group’s stores


Scope 3
- Sourcing low-carbon raw materials
- Transforming the group’s products through eco-design
- Reducing emissions stemming from transportation and logistics
- Curbing emissions from the use of the group’s products
Timelines
Within our direct operations we are transitioning away from fossil fuels, virgin plastic and high carbon intensity materials.
We are also evaluating the use of our products in your showers and the waste they produce to limit their impact on climate and biodiversityloss.
We also are striving to work with our partners and suppliers to reduce their impact wherever possible.
We will continue to monitor our progress through an annual evaluation of our carbon footprint.
L’OCCITANE Group know the challenges are immense and complex.
We are committed to collaborate to drive progress and do our part to leave a liveable planet for future generations.


• 100% renewable electricity on the Group’s own sites by 2025
• 100% Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) certification • Lifecycle assessment for bestsellers
• One-third reduction in virgin plastic use by 2025


• 100% recyclable, compostable or reusable packaging
• Insetting through regenerative agriculture
• Development of a forest-positive approach
• Substitution of high-carbon-intensity raw materials


• Development of easy-to-rinse-off and no-rinse products, and less use phase impact
• 50% reduction in the Group’s suppliers and subcontractors’ emissions for scopes 1 and 2
• 60% reduction in transport intensity emissions and zero airfreight by 2030
More About Us
Sustainable Sourcing
L'OCCITANE sees nature as its model and draws inspiration from the natural properties of plants to drive innovation. We are dedicated to developing long-term partnerships with our producers and prioritise short and local integrated channels when sourcing our key ingredients.
Our Clean Charter
We have set a new global challenge for ourselves with our “Clean Charter” criteria, in addition to our Formulation Charter commitments: these additional criteria highlight our increased commitment to create even more natural formulas (leave-on products) and ingredients that minimize our environmental impact (rinse-off products), without any compromise on the sensoriality, efficacy and safety of our products.