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EVERYDAY, WE COMMIT 2014 Corporate Social Responsibility Report - GROUPE ROCHER 3 INTRODUCTION © Patrick Wallet T R PO RE 20 corporate Social Responsibility RepoRt 2014 CSR CSR 2014 14 GROUPE ROCHER - - ROCHER GROUPE EVERYDAY, WE COMMIT This document concerns all the Rocher Group brands: the “laboratoires de Biologie Végétale Yves Rocher”, Petit Bateau, Stanhome, Dr Pierre Ricaud, Daniel Jouvance, Kiotis Paris, ID Parfums, Flomar and covers the activities set up between the 1st of January 2014 and the 31st of December 2014. Some section may include information related to older initiatives. INTRODUCTI ON © Dominique Rolland © Patrick Wallet he Groupe Rocher acts by way of its brands, its activities and in all that it undertakes both in France Tand internationally motivated by shared values: Being Committed, Respectful, Demanding and Passionate. These values define what we really are: a family group, pioneering, acting with respect for nature and making sustainable development a lever for value creation. I deeply believe in companies. I am convinced that today, more than ever, the company is the best tool we have at our disposal to promote social unity, generate integration and diversity. All companies are there to try to make the world a better place, for everyone. By acting differently, by creating emotion and infusing meaning in every action, the Groupe Rocher is reaffirming its historical commitments to serve this ambition. Once again this year, this CSR Report reveals a picture of concrete 2014 initiatives taken by our Group, all driven by implicated and convinced people within the company. I wish to extend my gratitude and particular thanks to each and every person who has contributed. Bris Rocher Groupe Rocher President and CEO EVERYDAY, WE COMMIT 2014 corporate social responsibility report - GROUPE ROCHER 3 INTRODUCTION © Patrick Wallet or 50 years, we have attended a fantastic development of population and economic growth. This is not without Fconsequences on the natural circles, the disappearance of animal and vegetable species, on global warming… It is a known fact: human activities harm certainly the planet but accordingly humanity itself. A global awareness to act and create a new mode of long-lasting society is appearing. This society movement is in motion. All of us, citizens of the word and consumers, companies, cities and governments, we need, each at our own level, to participate in this transformation. This is what is at stake during the United Nations Cop21, held at the end of the year 2015 to stop global warming. Our Group, since its origins, carries the deep consciousness of its environmental and social responsibility. Our Group, since its origins, acts for a more sustainable world. We have it in us, it is not about being opportunist, but about taking a position in a long term perspective. As such, since 2008, we have defi ned together a common and shared vision for which social and environmental responsibility is intrinsically linked with growth and value creation. Since 2008, remarkable advances were made thanks to our common sense, thanks to the technological evolution but also to our entrepreneurial spirit. You will fi nd in this document numerous examples showing that we know how to act and we should continue in this direction. Sustainable Development is synonymic of growth, our purpose is to operate within a long-term framework to improve our impact while creating a dynamics within the Group and within every Brand, because we know what our customers want and know they will always want more, more quality, services and consciousness, But also more shared values generating a feeling of community. Our Brands: Yves Rocher, Petit Bateau, Stanhome, Pierre Ricaud, Daniel Jouvance, Kiotis, ID parfums, Flormar, have each, according to their personality, a role to play. Our industrial and tertiary sites, our shared services have, each on their territory, a vocation of mobilization, representation and innovation. In the Group, we are more than 15 000 in the world, carriers of these values. Through our sales networks in stores and in Direct Selling, we are more than 300 000 carriers of these values. We have the extraordinary luck to be in direct contact with more than 40 million women. Up to us to win their hearts. Jacques Rocher Directeur Prospective EVERYDAY, WE COMMIT 4 2014 corporate social responsibility report - GROUPE ROCHER ROCHER GROUP PROFILE KEY FIGURES 2014 2014 corporate social responsibility report - GROUPE ROCHER 5 © Emmanuel Berthier “ Within our Brands, our activities and in all that it undertakes both in France and internationally, our shared values are being Committed, Respectful, Demanding and Passionate. ” Bris Rocher CONTE NTS ■ ROCHER GROUP PROFILE .................................................................................................................................................... 5 CONTENT .............................................................................................................................................................................6 ■ ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION....................................................................................................................................8 GENERAL ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY .................................................................................................................................... 9 Company with commitment ...................................................................................................................................... 9 Historic approach .......................................................................................................................................................10 Group policy ................................................................................................................................................................11 Summary of the Rocher Group’s environmental performance ......................................................................... 12 Provisions and guarantees for environmentally-related risks ............................................................................ 13 POLLUTION AND WASTE MANAGEMENT ........................................................................................................................... 15 Emissions ..................................................................................................................................................................... 15 Waste management ..................................................................................................................................................16 Noise pollution ...........................................................................................................................................................19 Ladies and Gentlemen, In accordance with Article 225-102-1 paragraph 5 and the following of the French Commercial Code, we present below the corporate social and environmental responsibility report of the Yves Rocher Plant Biology Laboratories and its subsidiaries (hereafter the Rocher Group). 6 2014 corporate social responsibility report - GROUPE ROCHER THE SUSTAINABLE USE OF RESOURCES ............................................................................................................................ 20 Water ........................................................................................................................................................................... 20 Raw materials .............................................................................................................................................................22 Eco-design packaging ............................................................................................................................................... 28 Land use ...................................................................................................................................................................... 29 adaptation and fi ght against global warming ....................................................................................................... 31 Measuring greenhouse gas emissions ................................................................................................................... 34 Optimizing the Yves Rocher stores ........................................................................................................................ 34 Environmental shipping policy ................................................................................................................................ 35 PROTECTION OF BIODIVERSITY ............................................................................................................................................ 36 Biodiversity strategy at the Group level ............................................................................................................... 36 Biodiversity and supplies ..........................................................................................................................................37 agreements on biological diversity, fi ght against desertifi cation, and climate change.................................37 ■ SOCIAL RESPONSABILTY .............................................................................................................................................. 38 ROCHER GROUP’S HUMAN RESOURCES POLICY ........................................................................................................... 39 ROCHER GROUP SOCIAL DATA ............................................................................................................................................
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