THE SOURCING
OF OUR RAW MATERIAL

GIVENCHY PARFUMS COMMITTED TO AGROECOLOGY

Since 2023, Givenchy Parfums collaborates with Cristal Union, its main alcohol supplier, with the objective to improve the agricultural practices in the beetroot sector, from which the alcohol in its perfumes is sourced. This project is based on the Regeneration Index, a tool developed and verified by the association “Pour une Agriculture du Vivant”, to assess the agro-ecological score of farms and to support farmers on their path to progress. As part of this project, Givenchy Parfums works with Genesis, selected by the Maison des Start-ups LVMH and awarded at VivaTech for its tool measuring the health and quality of soils. Genesis will be in charge of collecting precise data about soil health on a regular and geolocated basis in order to assess the impact of agricultural practices on their health and their contribution to ecosystem functions. In 2023, more than 50% of the alcohol purchased by the Maison was covered by this partnership.

PROTECT THE FORESTS WITH THE FSC LABEL

Givenchy is committed to using only responsibly sourced paper and cardboard for its cases and boxes.
Givenchy packaging is made of materials from well-managed FSC™ certified forests and other controlled sources.

The Forest Stewardship Council ™ (FSC™) is an international, non-profit organization dedicated to promoting responsible forest management around the world. It develops standards based on principles of responsible forest management supported by environmental, social and economic stakeholders.

The FSC™ label is gradually being applied to all Givenchy product boxes.

100% of Givenchy cases from well-managed FSC™ (Forest Stewardship Council®) certified forests and other controlled sources

ENSURE THE TRACEABILITY OF OUR LEATHER

Leather is an iconic material of the Maison Givenchy, used in particular for the sheathing of the Interdit lipsticks. Aware of the environmental issues related to certain tanning practices, the Maison only works with tanneries certified by the independent Leather Working Group (LWG) - gold level in 2022.