Coty’s First Refillable Fragrance Among 2022 Sustainability Highlights
Executive Summary
Chloé Rose Naturelle Intense, Coty’s first refillable fragrance, makes its 2022 sustainability report along with green science to replace D5 silicone and the company’s partnership with LanzaTech NZ to create fragrances using ethanol made from captured carbon emissions.
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