A Prosperous Environment

Responding to climate change is our top priority. We will show gratitude for the blessings of nature and contribute to the preservation of an abundant natural environment in all aspects of our corporate activities.

SDG targets

  • Affordable and clean energy
  • Responsible consumption, production
  • Climate action
  • Life below water
  • Life on land

Material issues (Materiality)

  • Response to climate change and reduction of CO2 emissions
  • Promotion of resource recycling and waste reduction
  • Sustainable use of biological resources
  • Sustainable use of water resources

Quantitative targets

Materiality Target Target year Performance
indicators
FY 2024
results

1

Response to climate change and reduction of CO2 emissions

Reducing of CO2 emissions

By FY
2050

Net zero

4,066t-CO2

2

Promotion of resource recycling and waste reduction

4R for containers and packaging using plastic packaging materials※1

By FY
2030

100%

55.8%

Percentage of plant-based and recycled plastics used in FANCL cosmetic containers

By FY
2030

50%

42.9%

Number of customers participating in the collection and recycling of cosmetics containers (Total number of participants from January 2023)

By FY
2027

100,000 customers

63,000 customers

3

Sustainable use of biological resources

Procurement of sustainable palm oil

By FY
2027

Maintained 100%

100%
(RSPO Mass Balance 85.4% RSPO Book & Claim 14.6%)

  1. Reduce (reduction in the amount of plastic used for our containers), Reuse (reuse of containers), Recycle (recycling of container recovery), Renew (switch to recycled or plant-based materials)
  2. Certified paper, non-wood paper, recycled paper, etc.
  • The scope of "Reduction of CO2 emissions" is consolidated companies in Japan. The scope of "4R compatibility in container packaging materials in which plastic is used," and "Procurement of sustainable palm oil" includes the cosmetics and health food products of FANCL Corporation and ATTENIR CORPORATION.

Environment-related activities

Sustainability