Sentences with phrase «largest cosmetics company»

160 employees from L'Oréal, the world's largest cosmetics company, completed this week the Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) «Public Speaking».

L'Oréal, the world's largest cosmetics company, and Switzerland - based Barry Callebaut, the global leading supplier of high - quality chocolate and cocoa products, have joined existing POIG members like Ferrero and Danone in their commitments to drive truly responsible palm oil production.

For L'Oreal, the world's largest cosmetics company, growing it's digital segment is a top priority.

Animal testing has been proven unnecessary by large cosmetics companies such as LUSH, which has never allowed any of its products to be tested on animals throughout the company's 30 - year history.

Not exact matches

Being relatively new to the industry myself, I have become acutely aware of new cosmetics & hair launches (Cosmoprof North America is my happy place) so when I found out Lawless was all natural and started by an entrepreneur whose business I was already familiar with, Suja Juice, the largest organic juice company in the US, I was immediately interested in the story.

Patagonia has helped guide dozens of other companies through the process of becoming B Corps over the past few years, including Natura, a publicly traded company and Brazil's largest cosmetics manufacturer (see box «Building a «B Corp» Network» at the end of the article).

The heiress to the L'Oreal cosmetics fortune and the company's largest shareholder, Liliane Bettencourt is the richest woman in the world, with a net worth of $ 36.8 billion, an increase of $ 3 billion in the last year alone.

The heiress to the L'Oreal cosmetics fortune and the company's largest shareholder, Liliane Bettencourt is the richest woman in Europe and the second - richest woman in the world, with a net worth of $ 29 billion.

He is a former Director and Non-Executive Chairman of Imax Corporation, a leading large - screen film projection company, and a former Director of two other public companies: Collins & Aikman Corporation, a $ 2 billion automotive components company, and Maybelline, Inc., a leading mass market cosmetics manufacturer.

Its customers include large, multinational companies as well as important regional and local manufacturers of foods, beverages, perfumes, cosmetics, personal care products, cleaning and washing products as well as the pharmaceutical industry and manufacturers of food supplements.

TricorBraun (www.tricorbraun.com) is one of North America's largest providers of rigid packaging and components.The company has more than 40 locations in the United States, Canada, Mexico, Europe and Asia.Its primary focus is on providing stock and custom - designed packaging for: personal care, nutritional supplements, cosmetics, health care, food and beverages, as well as industrial and household chemicals.

He is a former Director and Non-Executive Chairman of Imax Corporation, a leading large - screen film projection company, and a former Director of two other public companies: Collins & Aikman Corporation, a $ 2 billion automotive components company, and Maybelline, Inc., a leading mass market cosmetics manufacturer.

The new technology will be alongside the company's large range of direct print plastic tubes solutions for the pharmaceutical, cosmetics and personal care industries.

The Campaign for Safe Cosmetics has been trying to get Johnson & Johnson, the largest health care company in the world mind you, to modify the signature product for two and a half years.

And the company has been working with BBA to clean up the supply chain of mica, a mineral that is often mined using exploited child labor for the gain of large electronics, pharmaceutical, and cosmetics companies.

The firm's list of corporate clients has rapidly expanded as word gets out and includes one of Canada's largest engineering and consultancy firms, the world's largest helicopter manufacturer, one of Canada's largest security companies, as well as a global auto manufacturer and cosmetics company.

FMCG companies typically sell large quantities of relatively low - cost products that customers buy on a regular basis, such as cleaning products, toiletries, cosmetics and confectionery.