Our B Corp certification
With B Corp certification, we have chosen to place the general interest at the core of our business model.
As a B Corp since 2018 in the pharmaceutical and dermocosmetics sectors, we are among the companies leading a global movement committed to an inclusive, fair, and regenerative economic paradigm.
We have followed this voluntary pathway since 2004! That was the year we adhered to the United Nations Global Compact.
A community of pioneering companies
The B Corp certification verifies and ensures that a company operates in accordance with the social and environmental performance standards defined by the non-profit organization B Lab*.
As a certified B Corp since 2018, we meet B Lab’s* standards in terms of social and environmental performance, accountability, and transparency.
10,000+
B Corp certified companies in 100 countries, including 600+ in France
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audited areas of impact: Governance, Employees, Community, Environment and Customers
Did you know?
B Corp is the abbreviation for “Benefit Corporation”.
Created in 2006, B Corp certification is awarded by B Lab*, a non-profit organization, to businesses committed to the common interest and having an economic model that includes social, societal and environmental goals. It’s the only certification that takes into account all company aspects.
B Corp evaluation, which is based on an assessment of business impact (or “BIA”), is graded on a 200-point scale. Eighty points are necessary to obtain certification.
*Certification notice
“Certified B Corporation” is a trademark licensed by B Lab, a private non-profit organization, to companies like ours that have successfully completed the B Impact Assessment (“BIA”) and therefore meet the requirements set by B Lab for social and environmental performance, accountability, and transparency.
It is specified that B Lab is not a conformity assessment body as defined by Regulation (EU) No 765/2008, nor is it a national, European, or international standardization body as per Regulation (EU) No 1025/2012. The criteria of the BIA are distinct and independent from the harmonized standards resulting from ISO norms or other standardization bodies, and they are not ratified by national or European public institutions.
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