SpendEdge Highlights Significance of Ethical Sourcing of Cosmetic Products
NEW YORK, Aug. 30, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- SpendEdge, a global leader in procurement market intelligence space recently highlighted the tips to effectively implement ethical sourcing of cosmetic products.
In the resource, the market intelligence leader focused on the ever-increasing consumer demand for organic or ethical products in the cosmetic industry and also mentioned a few strategies that can help the cosmetic industry in achieving ethical standards.
Game-Changing Benefits:
The experts at SpendEdge have shared the essential tips to ensure ethical sourcing of cosmetic products:
- Be cruelty-free and vegan
Although animal testing for cosmetics is banned by the European Union, the majority of the world still permits it. - Evaluate suppliers
Companies selling cosmetic products need to do proper research on their suppliers before sourcing products. - Monitor supplier contracts
Make points in initial supplier contracts that audit, and spontaneous checks of raw materials used in the cosmetic products may occur. - Ensure its a Fairtrade
Cosmetic products use many agricultural products, which are often grown by overworked and underpaid laborers.
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About SpendEdge:
SpendEdge is a global leader in procurement market intelligence space acts as strategic partner to over 200 global procurement organizations delivering insights on category landscape, supplier identification, negotiation strategies, price benchmarking, cost modeling, sustainability practices, and more.
Over the past 2 decades, SpendEdge has worked with procurement organizations across regions, of varying sizes and belonging to several industries. They have helped their clients solve procurement problems of varying complexities. Going above and beyond, the organization heads to the best possible extent using different methodologies to deliver timely and actionable recommendations to support decision making.
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