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Provital Launches Women and Environment Project, Achieves IRCC Certification for Ethical Cosmetic Ingredients

Provital's new project empowers women and supports local economies. Its IRCC certification ensures ethical biotrade, meeting consumers' growing demand for responsible production.

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Provital Launches Women and Environment Project, Achieves IRCC Certification for Ethical Cosmetic Ingredients

Consumers worldwide are driving a shift in the cosmetics market, favouring brands that align with their values and offer ingredient transparency. Provital, a leading cosmetic ingredient supplier, has responded to this trend by launching its Women and Environment project and achieving IRCC certification from ABSCH, complying with the Nagoya Protocol.

Provital's Women and Environment project promotes women's empowerment and sustainable local economies. This initiative aligns with the growing consumer demand for ethical and responsible production, with 17% of consumers willing to pay more for such products. The project ensures that Provital sources ingredients from reliable suppliers who adhere to fair trade practices and environmental standards.

The Nagoya Protocol, ratified by over 100 countries, provides a framework for ethical biotrade. It aims to fairly distribute benefits from genetic resources and traditional knowledge. Provital's commitment to this protocol demonstrates its dedication to ethical production, respecting both the environment and people involved in production. Consumers are increasingly seeking such ethical practices, with 9% willing to pay more for products developed under fair trade principles.

Provital's Women and Environment project and IRCC certification from ABSCH highlight the company's commitment to ethical and sustainable practices in the cosmetics industry. As consumers continue to prioritise ingredient transparency and ethical production, brands must seek reliable suppliers for sustainable and ethical ingredients, ensuring a responsible and fair supply chain.

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