ISDIN Sustainability Profile

Sustainability Summary

This is an unclaimed profile. ISDIN has not joined Sustainability Tracker to verify their sustainability credentials. We gathered what we could from public sources.

What do our labels mean?

ISDIN presents its sustainability and ESG approach through its B Corp certification and its Agenda 2030 commitments. The company says its work is organised around four pillars: People, Planet, Product and Organization. Its stated priorities include eco-designing packaging, using recycled materials, reducing emissions, recovering waste, and supporting community initiatives related to skincare and skin cancer prevention. ISDIN also highlights projects linked to the Mediterranean Sea, including posidonia recovery and plastic removal, and says it works with social alliances and scientific partners to support environmental and health-related goals.

About ISDIN

Status
Unverified

Website
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Employees
500+

Country
Spain

ISDIN Sustainability Actions

B Corp certified since 2020

ISDIN is proud to be one of the few thousand companies certified worldwide since 2020, underscoring our commitment to sustainable practices.

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Posidonia recovery programme

In conjunction with the Vellmarí Association, we are heading the programme to recover the lungs of the Mediterranean: posidonia.

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COLPLAI plastics project

ISDIN is working hand-in-hand with the CSIC to promote the COLPLAI project on the impact of decomposing plastic on the sea, a study that is increasing our knowledge of the problem.

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Product eco-design since 2021

The concept of eco-design has formed part of our product design and development processes since 2021. Our new launches and redesigns contain 10% less plastic, are reusable and recyclable and use 25% recycled materials.

Skin cancer interventions

Through our actions, like expeditions to Mozambique, we’ve provided over 500 life-changing skin cancer interventions, sent more than 500,000 sun protectors, and supported the unique skincare needs of 3,500 individuals with albinism.

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