The Pierre Fabre Group has joined forces with start-up Phenix, an innovative player in the circular economy, to give a second life to its unsold products.

While waste is often seen through the prism of food, it actually affects all the products we buy on a daily basis. To move towards a more sustainable world, we need to move from a linear economy to a circular economy. In this new economy, reuse is encouraged. Pierre Fabre is playing its part in this dynamic by organizing the donation of its unsold products.

We wanted to be pioneers in implementing the AGEC law. Phenix, with whom we have already collaborated, provides us with the guarantee of perfect traceability. Indeed, it is essential that our donations benefit exclusively families or isolated individuals in precarious situations.

We received over a hundred pallets of products, at a time when the number of single-parent families in urgent need of hygiene products is exploding. We're delighted to see a group like Pierre Fabre supporting our initiatives to help vulnerable groups. At Banlieues Santé, we see health as a state of mental and physical social well-being, and our approach to public health is very inclusive.

In anticipation of the AGEC law, the Pierre Fabre Group is making every effort to optimize its unsold product donations. Work is underway with our production and distribution sites to establish automatic processes for managing product returns and routing them to Phénix for optimal distribution to the associations in demand. this partnership with Phénix perfectly echoes our raison d'être: every time we take care of just one person we make the world a better place

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Florence Guillaume

Director of Green Mission Pierre Fabre