The AGEC (Anti-Waste for a Circular Economy) law is a French initiative aimed at transforming our consumption model. This legislation impacts many sectors, including cosmetics and hygiene. But what does it actually mean for businesses and consumers? Here's an overview of the AGEC law and the initiatives we're implementing to meet its objectives.
The AGEC law aims to reduce waste and promote the reuse of materials. It is reflected in concrete measures, such as:
- The gradual ban on single-use plastics,
- The promotion of recycled products,
- Strengthening recycling and waste collection.
Impact on cosmetic companies
For cosmetics companies, the AGEC law requires adjustments: the use of recycled materials, reduction of packaging, and transparency regarding product composition. These changes represent a challenge, but also an opportunity for innovation and commitment to more environmentally friendly products.
Reduction of plastic packaging
One of the key objectives of the AGEC law is the reduction of plastic packaging. In this context, solid, packaging-free products, such as our goat's milk soaps and soap boxes, are an ideal alternative for meeting these standards and contributing to a plastic-free future.
Our commitments
Our recycled plastic soap boxes and various soap holders fit perfectly into this approach. Not only do they reduce plastic waste, but they are also designed to last, minimizing their impact on the environment.
Conclusion
With the AGEC law, France is implementing an ambitious ecological and circular transition. By choosing sustainable products like ours, you support eco-responsible solutions while benefiting from practical and environmentally friendly products.
