Group 1 - The concept of green development is deeply penetrating the health consumption sector, with the entire cosmetics manufacturing supply chain moving towards green transformation, including the use of renewable materials and 3D modeling printing [1][2] - L'Oréal plans to launch a sustainable innovation accelerator project this year, with an investment of €100 million over five years globally to discover and scale breakthrough technologies addressing key challenges [1][2] - The investment plan is global and includes China, aiming to encourage innovation in environmental protection, green low-carbon, and sustainable development among small and medium-sized enterprises [1][2] Group 2 - L'Oréal has established a strategic partnership with Chinese biotechnology company Veminsyn for minority equity investment, focusing on the joint development of innovative bioactive ingredients and low-carbon biomanufacturing technologies for cosmetics [1][2] - In the medical beauty sector, L'Oréal has closely collaborated with Chinese biotech companies, launching its first collagen injection, indicating significant potential in this new market [2] - L'Oréal showcased a renewable hyaluronic acid produced through biotechnology at the Carbon Neutral Expo, which significantly reduces costs by using "microbial factories" for production [2] Group 3 - The Chinese market is creating substantial commercial value for multinational companies, while also providing sustainable innovative solutions [2] - Several multinational companies have publicly announced their sustainability goals in China, with Merck actively promoting sustainable development in the region [2] - Innovation is identified as the key to successful sustainable development, with potential in the intersection of chemistry, biology, engineering, and digital technology [2]
欧莱雅宣布1亿欧元投资可持续创新，跨国巨头押注中国生物技术