Our commitment
FOR THE ENVIRONMENT
The LVMH Group is using the power of its influence to galvanize the luxury industry through concrete actions and to drive far-reaching changes to help protect ecosystems. To combine sustainability and desirability, in 2020 LVMH launched LIFE 360 (LVMH Initiatives for the Environment), an action program based on quantified objectives for 2023, 2026 and 2030. It has four strategic pillars: creative circularity, biodiversity, climate, traceability and transparency.
LVMH is part of a process of continuous progress: A Water strategy adapted to the Group's businesses and an action program dedicated to supporting its suppliers have rounded out LIFE 360 since 2023. A reporting system organized by the Group's 75 Maisons makes it possible to report on the progress of these objectives, and structures LVMH’s responses to the CSRD (Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive). An approach facilitated by a network of nearly 200 environmental correspondents within the Maisons.
THE LIFE 360 ACTION PLAN
Circular design
Objectives
2023New circular services (repairs, upcycling, etc.) 2026Zero virgin fossil-based plastic in packagings2030All new products included in the ecodesign process
Results
2024 290,230 meters of material upcycled7,224 metric tons of virgin fossil-based plastic used in customer packaging 41% of glass and plastic packaging made from recycled materials10 million products repaired, refilled and taken back after use
We must continue to be bold in reconciling humankind with life and preserving biodiversity.
Antoine Arnault
Image & Environment
OUR STRATEGIC PILLARS
AMPLIFYING CREATIVE CIRCULARITYTo achieve the targets set out in the LIFE 360 program regarding creative circularity, the Group and its Maisons are deploying a range of sustainable services – such as repair, refill or recovery services through repurposed product channels – and expanding the application of sustainable design in its products and packaging. LVMH constantly optimizes its existing fabrics and also invents new sustainable fabrics.
PROTECTING BIODIVERSITYThe products from the Group and its Maisons derive their exceptional character from the rich bounties of nature. Yet the protection and regeneration of ecosystems are objectives that require long-term commitments. To fulfil this aim, the Group improves the way it measures and reduces its impact on the value chain and puts in place regenerative farming practices for its raw materials. Beyond these efforts, the Group supports initiatives to regenerate and preserve the world’s major ecosystems and shares its knowledge with other companies and institutions, contributing to and harnessing collective intelligence.
TAKING ACTION FOR THE CLIMATEThe Group's path to decarbonization is based on operational action plans for reducing its emissions. In that spirit, LVMH and its Maisons are speeding decarbonization at its sites and stores via an energy efficiency policy and the deployment of renewable energy. The Group has also defined priorities and action plans for reducing its Scope 3 emissions, which account for 97% of its carbon footprint.
GUARANTEEING RESPONSIBLE AND TRANSPARENT VALUE CHAINSSupply chain traceability is essential to guarantee responsible practices all throughout the product life cycle. Drawing on its certification policy initially developed in 2016, the Group is honing its upstream traceability processes for the most complex supply chains by cooperating more closely with suppliers and market players. It promotes enhanced traceability within strategic supply chains and collaborates with its peers to establish industry-wide standards.
The environmental challenges can be overcome only if everyone works together, which means getting public institutions, the private sector, scientists, NGOs and industry peers all on the same page.
Hélène Valade
LVMH Environment Development Director
LA MILLIÈRE, THE HOME OF THE LIFE ACADEMY
La Millière also welcomes schools, NGOs and nonprofits, reflecting the Group’s desire to share its savoir-faire and act as a catalyst for sustainable transformation.
Creative circularity
97%
new circular services implemented since 2019 (as a % of the number of Maisons — excluding Wines & Spirits Maisons)
61%
of new products being sustainably designed in 2023
18
entirely upcycled items featured in the Prelude Collection
ALL INITIATIVES
Group's intiatives
The “LIFE in Architecture” guide, dedicated to sustainable building construction and operations, is now available as open source on the Group’s website.
To train 100% of its employees in environmental issues, LVMH is committed to raising awareness and educating its talents about the challenges of preserving natural resources, biodiversity and climate change.
LVMH's compass for supporting its suppliers, particularly in the areas of raw materials and transport, this program aims to work with them to reduce Scope 3 emissions, which account for 96% of the Group's carbon footprint.
Announced during the LIFE 360 Summit in December 2023, the creation of LVMH Circularity aims to organize all the channels for recycling packaging, products and their components, and to facilitate their reintegration into production lines.
Since 2019, LVMH has been a key partner in the UNESCO MAB (Man and the Biosphere) program, as well as in a joint project to combat deforestation in the Amazon, one of the main threats to the region's ecosystems.
Launched in 2021, Nona Source is the first online resale platform for “re-sourcing” exceptional materials from the Group’s Fashion & Leather Goods Maisons.
LVMH Gaïa blends science with creativity and excellence to help invent an innovative and sustainable future for luxury
Maison/0 for regenerative luxury: Central Saint Martins and LVMH deepen their alliance to respond to the environmental emergency and mobilize emerging talents, through creative education.
LVMH takes an active part in the international ChangeNOW Summit held from April 24 to 26 at the Grand Palais in Paris. This event, dedicated to solutions for the planet, offers the Group an opportunity to reaffirm its environmental commitments, driven by its LIFE 360 strategy.
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