Garnier opens plastic waste collection center in Chennai

Garnier opens plastic waste collection center in Chennai

THE WHAT? L’Oréal-owned Garnier has teamed up with Plastics for Change to open a plastic waste collection facility in Chennai, India, according to a report published by The Print.

THE DETAILS The center is hoping to collect some 2,000 tons of plastic that would otherwise end up littering our oceans and will empower the lives of some 2,000 people from local communities. The packaging collected will be used to produce the 100 percent recycled plastic bottles for the brand’s Ultra Doux range.

Plastic collection kiosks will be set up in 20 locations across Mumbai, Chennai and Delhi to encourage consumers to dispose of their waste responsibly.

THE WHY? Adrien Koskas, Global Brand President – Garnier, explains, “As one of the world’s leading mass beauty brands, Garnier has the unique opportunity to help create a positive impact on the planet by leading the way towards sustainable beauty that is accessible to all. With Garnier Green Beauty we want to shift the way the beauty industry operates, creating beauty that is good for you and the planet. We are committed to working hand in hand with organizations like Plastics for Change to impact the planet in a more positive way. I’m so excited to unveil our next big milestone in partnership with Plastics for Change – a dedicated Collection Center here in Chennai. With this new center, we hope to make a bigger impact, not only in the environment but also on the local community.”

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