TRAFFIC tackles beauty’s wild-harvest sourcing risks with framework
TRAFFIC (Trade Record Analysis of Flora and Fauna in Commerce) and Biodiversify have launched the Wild Harvest Improvement Project (WHIP) Framework to improve the sustainability of wild-harvested feedstocks, also used in personal care formulations. WHIP aims to empower communities and businesses to pursue regenerative alternatives in their supply chains by offering them a pragmatic route toward sustainability certification.This Technical Paper is brought to you by Ashland.
LeNose CEO Caroline Valentini discusses the launch of Soap de Parfum, a five-product hand-wash range combining luxury fragrance with vegan, cruelty-free, and “endocrine-conscious” formulations. She tells us about the brand’s Gen Z and Millennial focus, accessible pricing, and why this launch was an important first step into personal care for the company.
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LeNose CEO Caroline Valentini discusses the launch of Soap de Parfum, a five-product hand-wash range combining luxury fragrance with vegan, cruelty-free, and “endocrine-conscious” formulations. She tells us about the brand’s Gen Z and Millennial focus, accessible pricing, and why this launch was...





























