Galeries Lafayette Sustainability - SustainabilityTracker.com

Galeries Lafayette Group says it has adopted a sustainable development approach with the ambition of becoming a benchmark for ethical, responsible French-style retail. Its policy is organised around responsibility and ethics, ecological transition, and Go for Good. The group says it places people at the centre of its actions, supports employee well-being, engagement and diversity, and develops long-term partnerships with non-profit organisations. On the environmental side, it reports work on energy management, waste reduction, packaging, transport flows and circular economy measures. Go for Good is presented as a selection of more responsible products based on environmental and societal criteria.

Launched Go for Good

In 2018, the Galeries Lafayette group launched Go for Good, its selection of more responsible products. This initiative promotes the positive actions of a community of 1,000 brands and partners who are accelerating the transformation of the fashion sector.

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Renewable electricity in stores

25% of the electricity used in the Galeries Lafayette stores comes from renewable sources.

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ISO 50001 certification

ISO 50001 Certification of the Galeries Lafayette Haussmann store for its energy management.

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Reduced e-commerce packaging

-23% packaging per e-commerce shipment between 2020 and 2022. Continuous improvement in the reduction of own-brand packaging, the use of recyclable materials and the search for alternatives to plastic. Reducing the environmental impact of e-commerce packaging is also a priority area of action, with the elimination of superfluous packaging elements and the dispatch of an increasing number of orders using paper envelopes instead of bulkier cartons.

CNG deliveries in Île-de-France

100% of deliveries on CNG in Île-de-France. Logistics flows have already been the subject of improvement for several years in the perspective of reducing and enhancing their environment impact. All deliveries within Île-de-France are now made by a fleet of vehicles running on CNG.

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