Provital First in Industry to Achieve IRCC for Nagoya Protocol
Provital, a leading cosmetic ingredient supplier, has made significant strides in promoting women's empowerment, sustainability, and ethics. The company has achieved the Internationally Recognized Certificate of Compliance (IRCC) for the Nagoya Protocol, becoming the first in its industry to do so.
Provital's commitment to ethics is evident in its support for the Mujeres y ambiente project. This initiative promotes women's empowerment and local economies by encouraging the sustainable cultivation of plants like toronjil. The company's dedication to respecting both the environment and people involved in production has positioned it as a partner for businesses seeking to develop their own ethical value chains.
The Nagoya Protocol, ratified by over 100 countries, aims to fairly share benefits arising from the use of genetic resources. Provital's achievement of the IRCC demonstrates its commitment to this goal. The company has distinguished itself by obtaining this certification, establishing itself as a reliable partner for brands seekingsustainable, ethical ingredients. Its commitment extends to sharing benefits with traditional knowledge holders in Africa for its Affipore™ ingredient, further demonstrating its dedication to ethics.
Consumers are increasingly supportive of brands that align with their values on social and political issues. A significant percentage, around 17% and 9% respectively, are willing to pay more for environmental and ethically conscious products, and fair trade products. Provital's ethical supply chain respects consumers' expectations for ingredient transparency, making it an attractive partner for brands seeking to build their own ethical value chains.
Provital's commitment to women's empowerment, sustainability, and ethics has positioned it as a leader in the cosmetic industry. Its achievement of the IRCC for the Nagoya Protocol and its support for initiatives like Mujeres y ambiente demonstrate its dedication to responsible business practices. As consumer demand for ethical products grows, Provital's ethical supply chain offers a reliable solution for brands seeking to build their own ethical value chains.
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