Sustainability Summary

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

Jurlique International Sustainability Profile

Sustainability Summary

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

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Jurlique International Pty Ltd is a cosmetics and skincare maker owned by Pola Orbis Holdings Inc. The company has been certified as a B Corp since September 2023, with a B Impact Score of 86.1, and received the highest packaging performance level of 5 in APCO’s 2025 Annual Report. Its sustainability-related activity includes packaging redesign, use of renewable materials in product containers, water reduction measures at its factory and farm, and some certified organic products. The company is also listed by PETA as testing on animals at some stage of development.

About Jurlique International

Status
Unverified

Website
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Employees
100 - 500

Country
Australia

Jurlique International Sustainability Actions

B Corp certification

Jurlique has held B Corp Certification since September 2023. It has a B Impact Score of 86.1. Certified B Corporations are companies verified by B Lab to meet high standards of social and environmental performance, transparency, and accountability.

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Top packaging performance

The company received the highest packaging performance level of 5 (Beyond Best Practice) in its 2025 APCO Annual Report. Australian Packaging Covenant Organisation (APCO) is a not-for-profit organisation leading the development of a circular economy for packaging in Australia.

Rainwater use at factory

Jurlique International has reduced its water consumption by installing a rainwater tank underground at its factory and using rainwater to flush toilets and for other purposes. Jurlique Farm also collects rainwater in tanks in case of water shortages during dry summers.

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Efficient irrigation on farm

Jurlique Farm has introduced efficient irrigation systems for growing herbs and such like. The system measures the amount of water in the soil and sprays the amount of water necessary. Since the system uses groundwater and rainwater, the farm does pay for the water.

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Packaging redesign criteria

Jurlique International has changed up to 94% of the containers and packaging in its RARE ROSE series to the use of renewable materials. The company has set five criteria for product design: resource saving, design simplicity, recyclability, prioritizing local suppliers and recycling and prioritizing renewable materials.

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Jurlique International Sustainability Commitments

2029

Water use reduction target

The POLA ORBIS Group aims to reduce the total amount of water used in its business activities by 26% by 2029. This target is linked to the Group's executive compensation (medium- to long-term incentives).

2029

Plastic packaging redesign target

By 2029, the POLA ORBIS Group aims to switch 100% of the cosmetic plastic containers and packaging materials used by all group cosmetics business companies to sustainable designs based on the 4Rs, thereby reducing environmental impact, cutting down on plastic usage, and promoting resource circulation.