Is e.l.f. Beauty's debut sustainability report setting a new industry standard?

By Amanda May | Published: 12-Oct-2022
Regulatory

The drugstore beauty brand’s first Impact Report outlines for consumers its environmental, social and governance (ESG) initiatives for fiscal year 2022

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e.l.f. Beauty has released its first-ever Impact Report, which detailed the company’s ESG initiatives for 2022, and explained how it is living up to these commitments.

The report has been praised by a leading industry sustainability expert as it focuses on consumers rather than investors, signalling a "shift in communications".

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