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La Bodega Boutique Sustainability Actions

Mapped ESG risks and impacts

La Bottega Collective says it has started with a full mapping of ESG impacts, risks, and opportunities across its value chain. ESG means environmental, social, and governance issues, or how a business affects people and the planet and how it is run. The group says this work is the base for a wider sustainability strategy and for setting shared goals across its companies.

Set up ESG governance

The group says it is creating dedicated ESG governance through a Sustainability Committee. It is also building a 2025–2030 ESG Strategic Plan. This suggests the company is moving sustainability from separate local efforts into a more formal group-wide system with clearer oversight and targets.

Completed first carbon footprint

La Bottega Collective says it completed its first carbon footprint in 2024. A carbon footprint is a measure of greenhouse gas emissions, which are gases that warm the planet. The group says it is now measuring its 2025 footprint with an activity-based method and across the whole group so it can build a decarbonization plan.

Used FSC-certified materials

The sustainability page says some group companies already use FSC-certified raw materials. FSC stands for Forest Stewardship Council, a system that checks whether wood and paper come from responsibly managed forests. This is listed as part of the group’s circular economy work and its effort to reduce environmental impact in packaging and sourcing.

Redesigned packaging formats

La Bottega says it has already redesigned some packaging with larger and refillable formats. Refillable packaging is meant to be used again instead of thrown away after one use. The group presents this as part of its circular economy work, which aims to keep materials in use for longer and reduce waste.

Added ESG training and policies

Some companies in the group have already given ESG training to employees and put in place social policies on diversity and inclusion, human rights, and health and safety. Diversity and inclusion means making sure different people are treated fairly and can take part. The group says it wants to extend these practices across all its companies.

Used ISO and cruelty-free standards

The group says some companies already meet ISO 22716 for cosmetic good manufacturing practices. ISO 22716 is a quality standard for making cosmetics safely and consistently. It also mentions cruelty-free certifications, including Vegan and LAV, for some products. These are presented as part of its work on client safety and product standards.

Published community programs

La Bottega Collective says some companies already run community programs and work with non-profits. It plans to expand this into a group-wide socio-economic development program. The page frames this as support for local communities where the business operates.

Built supply chain codes

The group says it has already introduced Codes of Ethics, Codes of Conduct, ESG policies, and Suppliers’ Codes of Conduct in parts of the business. A suppliers’ code is a set of rules for vendors on issues like labour, ethics, and environmental care. The group is now working toward a more complete supply chain management system that includes ESG criteria.

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