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Stoelzle offers a new cubic bottle with a short screw cap

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Driven by environmental concerns, several glass industry leaders, including Stoelzle, pumps and brands, have joined forces to form a Flaconnage Géométrie working group at CETIE*. The result is a new range of screw rings in 13/15/17, adapted to market needs for reusable and/or easy-to-recycle bottles.  

The Flacon Neck Geometry group has been working for many months on a short screw-ring option and on the FEA screw-ring/same-height screw-ring interchangeability option. Instead of traditional FEA crimp rings, these new-standard screw rings should be as short as possible, enabling the same pump covers to be used as their crimp counterparts, while guaranteeing good screwing and optimum unscrewing braking. 

A new cubic 100 ml bottle with short screw ring from Stoelzle  

This new top-of-the-range model is the perfect fit for this innovative screw ring, which separates and recycles all the components.For over a year now, the entire Stoelzle team has been carrying out numerous technical tests on customer lines, which have led to the approval of numerous market-leading brands.
These bushes have brakes in the thread that have been adapted and tested in real-life conditions, guaranteeing good screwing and reducing anti-unscrewing. 

This new offer enables each customer to interchange between FEA or VIS rings, depending on the brand's strategy, project and packaging line adaptation time.

*CETIE: Centre International Technique de l'Emballage et du Conditionnement. /www.cetie.org/fr

Cosmetic Valley supports 11 companies in China

site-industries-cosmetiques Logo Cbe Beauty Supply : Cosmetic Valley China companies.

The Cosmetic Valley cluster has organized the French Pavilion at the China Beauty Expo 2021 which will be held in Shanghai from May 12 to 14, 2021.

While China has become in 2020 the first country of export of French cosmetics, the China Beauty Expo is an essential meeting for the national industry of perfumery and cosmetics, which is a world leader among exporting countries in this sector. With some 3,000 exhibitors, 15 national pavilions, and more than 520,000 visitors from 80 countries in 2019, China Beauty Expo represents a gateway to a fast-growing Chinese domestic market.

After a year 2020 marked by the pandemic, the 2021 show was expected. Cosmetic Valley has resumed its international activities: in charge of organizing and managing the French Pavilion of the show, the cluster welcomes eleven French companies and brands that are represented by their local teams or their Chinese partners. As Cosmetic Valley is entrusted by the State with a national coordination mission, the Pavilion held by the cluster welcomes SMEs from different regions of France.

The companies present are:

  • Alpol Cosmétique : face and body care (Château Gaillard/ Auvergne-Rhône Alpes region)
  • Arthes/Jeanne en Provence : perfumes and cosmetics (Grasse/Provence-Alpes-Côte-d'Azur region)
  • Autajon: folding boxes, labels, cases, POS (Montélimar/Auvergne-Rhône Alpes region)
  • Eugène Perma/ Pétrole Hahn, Kéranove brands: hair beauty (Gennevilliers/Île-de-France)
  • Francelab Marie Claire Beauty Group: turnkey services for skin care, make-up, hair care and perfume (Issy-les-moulineaux/Ile-de-France region)
  • La Biosthetique Paris : hair care, styling, skin care, color & make-up (Paris/ Île-de-France region)
  • Rivadis Laboratory/Rivadouce brand: hygiene and care products (Louzy/New Aquitaine region)
  • SVR Laboratory: dermocosmetics (Le Plessis-Pâté/Ile-de-France region)
  • SGS : inspection, control, analysis and certification of the safety of cosmetic products (Aix-en-Provence, Provence-Alpes-Côte-d'Azur region)
  • Full service custom-made cosmetics (Dirinon/Brittany region)
  • Zelin International Cosmetics/Aura Chaké brand: cosmetics (Paris/Ile-de-France region)

GSK Consumer Healthcare collaborates with Albéa and EPL Global to make its toothpaste tubes recyclable

site-industries-cosmetiques A diagram showing the different types of recyclable aluminum barriers for toothpaste tubes.

GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) Consumer Healthcare, a global consumer healthcare company, announced that it is partnering with Albéa and EPL Global, two international packaging players, to launch fully recyclable toothpaste tubes.

The partnership with Albéa, one of the world's leading tube manufacturers, will enable GSK Consumer Healthcare to replace its aluminum barrier laminate toothpaste tubes with the patented Greenleaf 2 laminate. 

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According to Albéa, this technology ensures the same level of protection for the formulas as traditional tubes and guarantees their recyclability when efficient collection and sorting systems are in place. 

The transition will begin with Sensodyne and Pro-enamel tubes, which will be available in fully recyclable versions from July in Europe. This transition will be reinforced by a second partnership with EPL Global for the production of Platina laminate tubes. Both laminate components have passed the recyclability tests established by the US-based Association of Plastic Recyclers (APR) and the European company RecyClass. Greenleaf 2 tubes are also recognized by Suez.circpack in Europe. The tubes will thus be recyclable and compatible with existing recycling processes. These two joint partnerships should enable more than one billion toothpaste tubes per year to become recyclable by 2025.

"As a global consumer healthcare specialist, GSK Consumer Healthcare is committed every day to preventing oral health problems and providing the most appropriate and sustainable care solutions for the greatest number of people. We are committed today that by 2025, 100 % of our packaging will be recyclable or reusable where quality and safety allow. This is just one part of our sustainable approach, through which we are working to address the social and environmental barriers we face in our daily access to healthcare."says Romana Jourdren, General Manager of GSK Consumer Healthcare France.

GSK Consumer Healthcare is working with retailers and dental professionals to drive the development of more sustainable dental hygiene product solutions around the world. In early 2021, the company launched its first sustainable "Dr. BEST" toothbrush in Germany. Made from sustainably grown bamboo with a biodegradable handle, the Dr. Best brush comes with plastic-free packaging made from recycled cardboard. For Sensodyne and Aquafresh, GSK Consumer Healthcare has also launched a plastic-free toothbrush package that incorporates a cellulose gum window to provide better product visibility for consumers.

GSK Consumer Healthcare is now working to reduce the environmental impact of dentistry and the dental industry as a founding partner of the FDI World Dental Federation's Sustainability in Dentistry initiative. GSK Consumer Healthcare's sustainability initiatives support GSK's new commitment, announced by CEO Emma Walmsley in November 2020, to achieve carbon neutrality and a positive environmental impact by 2030.

"We are extremely proud to roll out Greenleaf 2, our responsible tube packaging solution, with an inspiring market leader like GSK. We are committed to making 100% of our tubes recyclable by 2025, while offering innovative solutions containing PCR, paper and bio-based resins. Responsible packaging is now a must - and it requires a close collaboration between a committed brand and a bold supplier."says Karl Graves, Sales Director of Albea Tubes.

"EPL is proud to be a critical partner in meeting GSK's commitment to have a net zero impact on the environment by 2030. We know that sustainability will drive innovation and be central to our operations, now and in the future. We are committed to being at the forefront of sustainable packaging - and we are already ahead of the curve with Platina, the first tube-cap assembly to be recognized by the APR as fully sustainable and fully recyclable. At EPL, we believe we have an important role to play in preserving the environment and are committed to conserving resources, reducing waste and raising awareness of environmental issues."said Parag Chaturvedi, Vice President of Operations for EPL Americas.

For more information:
www.gsk.com
www.albea-group.com
www.eplglobal.com

Verpack Group supports the "transparent" launch of Joone skin care products

site-industries-cosmetiques A collection of "care products" on a pink background.

Initially focused on babies and then on the care of their mothers, the Joone brand has built up a totally transparent collaboration with its community. For the launch of its first beauty routine, Joone entrusted the eco-design of the boxes to the Verpack group in a sustainable partnership approach.

Joone's adventure began in 2017 with the launch of healthy and "transparent" baby diapers, capable of reassuring young parents and making their lives easier thanks to a subscription principle. Joone then initiated the concept of "companion brand" whose development relies on the collaboration of consumers. After a collection of hygiene and beauty products, the brand is launching this year a line of three face essentials. A range designed by the women of its community, some of whom have become the muses of this new ritual. A blockchain platform called Doorz is at the heart of the approach, tracing the history of the product in complete transparency: formulas, sourcing of raw materials, manufacturing methods, distribution... 

The Verpack Group acts as an informed partner

In charge of the production of the boxes, the Verpack group joins this responsible logic which forms the DNA of the brand. The group supports the brand in its choices between packaging functionality and measuring its environmental impact. Dedicated to two skin care products (cleansing gel and moisturizing cream), the boxes were made of FSC card, printed and varnished with vegetable inks. In this logic of continuous improvement, the Verpack group uses its Ecolab life cycle analysis tool for developments that are both virtuous and transparent.

"In this collaboration, we gain the competence and maturity of a group, but also the industrial flexibility adapted to our model"explains Baptiste Piraud, buyer and project developer.

Olivier Salaun, CEO of the Marvinpac group

site-industries-cosmetiques A man in a suit, Olivier Salaun, CEO of the Marvinpac Group, smiles as he faces the ocean.

Olivier Salaun is appointed Chief Executive Officer of the Marvinpac group, which includes the activities of MS Beautilab and Marvinpac.

He will take up his full duties on June 1 and will be responsible for steering and ensuring the group's growth, particularly internationally. Olivier Salaun will capitalize on the strengths of the Cosmetics and Assembly & Pack activities to offer an eco-responsible, agile and innovative service that is highly customer-oriented.

Olivier Salaun has a proven track record in leading successful organizations in a multicultural environment in the luxury and beauty, packaging and cosmetics sectors. He has held the positions of President & CEO at PSB Industries (Texen) and Vice President & General Manager at Ahlstrom Munksjö and has led numerous M&A projects in Europe, the US and Asia.

"We have decided to create this position to take a new step in the development of the group, while respecting its values and its strong entrepreneurial culture. We are delighted to entrust this responsibility to Olivier Salaun, who will be supported by a solid governance with the historical shareholders and professional directors.says the board of directors.

"It is a great pleasure to join the Marvinpac group which has a strong potential with remarkable human and technical skills. Our European industrial base, the innovation cells and the quality of our customer portfolio are a solid platform to ensure the expansion of our historical activities, as well as our diversification into new markets and growing geographical areas.says Olivier Salaun, Group Chief Executive Officer.

Texen's dynamics rewarded by EcoVadis

site-industries-cosmetiques Texen, a company, receives recognition from EcoVadis for its sustainable practices in its 2021 assessments.

Rated Gold by EcoVadis for 2021, Texen is one of the top 3 % companies in the sector. The group welcomes this recognition as confirmation of a collective effort that holds great promise for the future.

For Texen, this ranking rewards the global work undertaken over several years in the field of CSR, and particularly in the area of sustainable development, for which EcoVadis ranks the Group among the top 1 % companies in its category. Considered a major pillar, CSR governance now reports directly to general management, in the same way as general strategy and operational execution.

Actor in ecotransition

During this last year of acceleration, the Texen group has clearly positioned itself as a model player in the ecological transition of packaging. Its objective: "to transform materials into experiences, in a virtuous logic".

"People, our key value"

For Texen, the CSR dynamic is based above all on the fulfillment of its employees and the support of its partners. Networking, respect for others and benevolence are essential values for a family-owned company like Texen.

"EcoVadis is an excellent performance indicator for continuous improvement. This recognition is a source of pride for all our teams, and a motivation to strive for excellence across the entire value chain."comments Rémi Weidenmann, Executive Director of Texen PSB Industries. 

A double news for the Fine Fragrance entity of Firmenich

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Firmenich, global specialist in fragrances and flavors, has announced the arrival of Robin Mason as President, Fine Fragrance North America, and Bruno Jovanovic as Senior Perfumer.

Robin Mason, President of Fine Fragrance North America

The arrival of Robin Mason she will be operational on June 14, 2021. Robin Mason will lead Fine Fragrance's activities in this zone, in charge of creation, sales, marketing, fragrance and technical development, as well as innovation.

"Robin is a highly skilled and respected leader in the beauty industry; she has built brands in different companies with great success and is recognized for her expertise in fine fragrance," said Ilaria Resta, President, Global Perfumery, Firmenich. She will bring a fresh vision to the Fine Fragrance sector and help us drive innovation and transformation to deliver the best fragrances to our customers. I warmly welcome her to our company.

Jerry Vittoria, President, Global Fine Fragrance, Firmenich, commented: "I have had the great pleasure of working with Robin for many years, and I am delighted that she is joining Firmenich. She has excellent strategic skills, commercial acumen and a passion for, and knowledge of, the fine fragrance industry. Her exemplary leadership will take our company to new heights."

Prior to joining Firmenich, Robin Mason spent four years as Senior Vice President of Shiseido Fragrances and Global SVP for Tory Burch, then a new Shiseido licensee. She developed winning marketing strategies for the US market for a growing portfolio of luxury brands, including Dolce & Gabbana, Ferragamo, Hermès, Issey Miyake and Narciso Rodriguez, as well as global strategy and product development for Tory Burch Beauty. Prior to this, Robin Mason spent eight years as Senior Vice President of Global Marketing for Elizabeth Arden, after twelve years with the Estée Lauder Companies, working her way up through senior marketing and sales positions. Robin Mason began her career in the executive training program at Macy's.

"I am delighted to join the Firmenich family, whose culture and corporate values I admire and respect, as do its employees, having worked with many of them across the creative, marketing and fragrance development teams in my previous positions," said Robin Mason, President, Fine Fragrance North America, Firmenich. "I'm looking forward to helping solidify Firmenich's reputation as a leading supplier to our North American customers."

Based at our international Fine Fragrance center in New York, Mason will report directly to Jerry Vittoria.

Bruno Jovanovic, Senior Perfumer

Firmenich's Fine Fragrance team also welcomes Bruno Jovanovic as Senior Perfumer.

With over 20 years' experience in fine fragrance, Bruno Jovanovic is renowned for his concise yet sophisticated writing style, based on unique ingredient combinations.

"We are constantly working to raise creativity to the highest level and we are delighted to have such a talented perfumer join the Firmenich family," said Ilaria Resta. Bruno's appointment illustrates once again Firmenich's commitment to creative excellence and its ability to create new benchmark signatures through a perfumer-focused organization".

Jerry Vittoria added, "Bruno's career spans two decades and includes some of the world's most prestigious fragrance launches. His dedication to the art of perfumery is matched by his intellectual approach to creation; his strong signatures are highly appreciated by his peers and adored by consumers."

Born in France, Bruno Jovanovic has been fascinated by scents, perfumes and odoriferous materials ever since he was a child. During his studies at the Lycée Condorcet, he discovered the vast selection of perfumes sold in Parisian department stores and realized that he wanted to become a perfumer. After obtaining a degree in Physics and Chemistry from the Université Pierre et Marie Curie, he entered the Isipca perfumery school, graduating with honors.

After graduating, Bruno moved to New York, where he joined IFF and spent the next twenty years working between New York and Paris, creating fragrances that have become worldwide bestsellers. Some of his many fragrances have become benchmarks for brands such as Hugo Boss, Coach, Paco Rabanne, Calvin Klein, Ralph Lauren, Frédéric Malle and Armani. Bruno sees his profession as a true vocation, in which each of his works expresses his know-how as well as his own sensibilities.

"It's an honor to join Firmenich, a fragrance house renowned for its dedication to perfumers and for its unparalleled palette of innovative ingredients, both natural and synthetic," commented Bruno Jovanovic. I'm delighted to be joining this leading company in both renewable and responsible fragrances, and to be working with Firmenich's huge palette of captives."

Based in Paris, Bruno Jovanovic will report directly to Jerry Vittoria and work with our global customers on fine fragrance creation.

A sensory journey to the heart of the Vosges forest

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Laboratoires Phytodia launches the FORêT l'effet Vosges cosmetics range, initiated by the Conseil départemental des Vosges.

Renowned for their in-depth expertise in plants over the past 15 years, Laboratoires Phytodia has announced the launch of a new range of sensorial cosmetics designed at the instigation of the Conseil départemental des Vosges. Developed around seven Vosges plants, the FORêT l'effet Vosges range for the general public draws on the region's natural resources, from undergrowth essences to fruity scents, and on the expertise of 10 local producers.

The seven plants identified by the Massif des Vosges are blueberry (antioxidant), camerise (moisturizing), lemon balm (slimming and firming), fern (slimming and firming), fir (anti-aging and depigmenting), rosehip (anti-wrinkle) and elderberry (soothing). After identification, these different active ingredients were featured in 13 cosmetics for face and body, "with their creamy textures and enchanting fragrances": an invitation to travel to the heart of the Vosges forest, where skin can recharge its batteries and benefit from the goodness of plants, thanks to cosmetics that are healthy and respectful of the natural world around us.

A partnership to promote local plants

This partnership, which aims to promote local plants and their benefits, reinforces the convictions of Laboratoires Phytodia, which has been working alongside local players for many years: to offer a healthy and responsible cosmetic alternative while promoting the local economy.

"Since time immemorial and throughout the world, the forest has been a place full of life and precious resources that people have used to feed, heal and shelter themselves. Thanks to scientific progress, we have succeeded in bringing out the best in plants to extract all their benefits for the skin, while respecting the environment. Because the DNA of Laboratoires Phytodia is based on the use of local plants, grown and harvested by local producers. It's an honor for us to develop the FORêT l'effet Vosges brand in partnership with the Conseil Départemental des Vosges, with whom we've been working for several years".says Régis Saladin, founder of Laboratoires Phytodia.

"The Conseil Départemental has launched the FORêT l'effet Vosges brand to promote all aspects of the department's prodigious nature and the Massif des Vosges. Its forests are the ideal place to indulge in a real sylvotherapy cure, with the soothing benefits of its trees, and enjoy its exceptional accommodation, guided hikes, renowned spas and now its natural cosmetics range, 100 % Vosges. The department is proud to have embarked on a research and development program with Laboratoires Phytodia, who have identified the most effective active molecules in plants from the massif. We are delighted with our long-standing partnership with Laboratoires Phytodia, a recognized player in our region".stresses François Vannson, President of the Vosges Departmental Council.

New Pure Trade kits for Guerlain

site-industries-cosmetiques A white bag with cosmetics - New kits from Pure Trade for Guerlain.

Linen is everything

Pure Trade has produced the Kit " L'Essentiel IS IN "2021, which accompanies the launch of the foundation line L'Essentiel by Guerlain. It's made of linen on the outside and lined on the inside with a fine polyurethane material with a tone-on-tone printed logo. The outer logos are printed in TPU, for a sober, raised and contrasting effect.

Velvet made from recycled PET fibres

Pure Trade has produced a collection of three "Maxi Gift" kits for Guerlain. They are made of velvet from recycled PET fibers (r-PET) and come in 3 colors: black, white and navy. The inner lining is in fine polyurethane in a matching color, with tone-on-tone Guerlain logo printing. The outer logo is printed in TPU, for an elegant tone-on-tone effect of relief and contrast.

Expanscience launches the 5th season of its gas pedal

site-industries-cosmetiques Expanscience launches the 5th season of its gas pedal with two images of an elderly couple and a child.

Expanscience, a B Corp-certified family-owned French company specializing in osteoarthritis treatment (Piasclédine 300) and skin care (Mustela), is launching the 5th edition of its gas pedal. Expanscience is calling on start-ups to join it in order to boost joint experiments in the fields of parenting, the well-being of osteoarthritis patients, and the design of increasingly natural products that are part of the circular economy. Through this collaborative approach, the company aims to provide new answers to the needs of patients and consumers, and propose innovations that are a source of positive impact from both an environmental and societal point of view.

A gas pedal for well-being

The start-ups selected at the end of the call for applications will benefit from six months' access to Laboratoires Expanscience's teams, infrastructures and sales network, as well as tailor-made support. The resources made available to them (innovation, R&D, marketing and medical teams, etc.) will enable them to work together on a joint project.

To register for this 5th edition, start-ups must have at least one working prototype, ready to be launched during 2022, and their project must fit into one of the following themes:

● For fulfilled parenthood (e.g.: co-construction of products/services with families, support and services for early childhood workers).

● Improving quality of life for osteoarthritis patients (e.g. natural solutions for joint pain/around osteoarthritis, co-construction of new solutions with patients and healthcare professionals).

● Proximity to patients, consumers and healthcare professionals (e.g. new experience in pharmacy and role in patient care, decoding and accessibility of product information).

● Product design: naturalness and circularity (e.g. new packaging and circularity solutions, new technologies for ever more natural products).

Karen Lemasson, Director of Corporate Social Responsibility and Open Innovation at Laboratoires Expanscience, comments: "Open and collaborative working is decisive for responding better and faster to the expectations of consumers, patients and our societal challenges. Creating value cannot be done alone. We now know how enriching it is for start-ups and for our company to conduct experiments on a win/win partnership basis. Beyond a simple acceleration, we are going to work together and give each other all the keys to pursue and boost a promising joint experimentation."

Registration and calendar

- Application deadline: June 15
- Pitch: July 5 and 7
- Start of Acceleration Program: September 6
- End of program: March 2022

Here are a few examples of start-ups accelerated since 2016 

The first editions of Expanscience's "Health, well-being and prevention" gas pedal have nurtured and launched innovative projects.

1- Auxivia offers intelligent services to improve quality of life and care for the frail elderly. Its first service automates and makes reliable the monitoring and traceability of hydration for elderly people in nursing homes and at home, thanks to a connected glass.

2- Calmedica, a specialist in healthcare management, has used artificial intelligence, and in particular machine learning, to develop a chatbot for exchanging medical information by SMS or instant messaging.

3- Damae Medical has developed a medical device that enables dermatologists to acquire images of skin anomalies in depth, non-invasively, right in the office. Without the need for a biopsy, the practitioner can detect skin pathology even before the first signs of disease have appeared on the surface.

4- French Poupon offers parents-to-be the first French "Baby Box", a "baby kit" consisting of a healthy, eco-friendly cardboard cradle for infants aged 0-6 months. At the same time, the start-up wants to set up a health promotion program for parents affected by poverty.

5- Naest is a brand of clothing for patients in long-term care or with reduced mobility. Naest garments are apparently normal, but innovative in their construction, using patented techniques. They enable dignified, pain-free dressing for the patient's well-being, and quick, easy access to the body for carers and caregivers. Naest manufactures exclusively in France and has obtained Esus (Entreprise solidaire d'utilité sociale) state approval. 

6- Sublimed develops actiTENS, a connected transcutaneous electrical neurostimulator (TENS) for the management of chronic pain. A partnership has since been signed between Sublimed and Laboratoires Expanscience for connected transcutaneous neurostimulation technology.

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