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Dior’s Jewellery Designers The Sustainability Actions

Beauty As A Legacy

In 2021, Dior launched #BeautyAsALegacy, a sustainability initiative focused on biodiversity, sourcing, and packaging. The company said it was working on responsible ingredient sourcing and eco-design, which means designing products and packaging to reduce environmental harm. The initiative also pointed to refillable formats and gift packaging made with more than 90% recycled materials. The coverage linked this work to Dior’s beauty business, especially perfumes and makeup, rather than the whole company.

Support for flower growers

Dior has worked with female flower producers in the Grasse region since 2006. The reporting says these partnerships were meant to help revive the local fragrance flower industry in France. It also says Dior has highlighted the gardens that supply ingredients for its perfumes and makeup, along with the communities that care for them. This points to a supply chain approach that connects product ingredients with farming and local livelihoods.

Regenerative farming shift

Dior has said that many of the places supplying its ingredients are moving toward regenerative farming, a method that tries to improve soil and biodiversity instead of only taking from the land. The reporting links this to Dior’s gardens and ingredient supply for beauty products. This suggests the brand is trying to reduce harm in its farming inputs, although the source does not give full data on how far this shift has gone.

Lower-impact materials target

Good On You reports that Dior uses some lower-impact materials and has set a target to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from its supply chain. The rating site says this is an improvement, but it also notes there is no evidence the brand is on track to meet the target. The same source says Dior has removed some hazardous chemicals from its supply chain, but not all of them.