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25 JUNE 2023AlCircle.com

Sustainability recap: Libo Cosmetics wins Packaging Award for its Venus Refillable Aluminium Lipstick

Edited by : Sarnali Chakraborty
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Sustainability recap: Libo Cosmetics wins Packaging Award for its Venus Refillable Aluminium Lipstick

Global warming is a growing concern as the world is moving rapidly towards reducing emissions to save the environment from further degradation. In this path that leads us to a sustainable future, aluminium as a metal has proven to be better than the rest when it comes to being environmentally friendly. Also, many companies have been rewarded for their sustainable approach to making their products environment-friendly and recyclable. Like, Libo Cosmetics was recently honoured with the Packaging Award for its Venus Refillable Aluminium Lipstick, made from 100 per cent recyclable aluminium. It is constructed of 100 per cent aluminium, including the cap and shell, with no plastic waste generated throughout production. Hydro, the leading Norwegian aluminium company committed highly to a sustainable future, had recently bagged the Mercedes-Benz Supplier Award in the sustainability category. The company had also tied up with CAKE and Vattenfall on the pioneering initiative 'Cleanest Dirt Bike Ever,' encouraging the automobile industry to reduce its carbon footprint.

Sustainability recap: Libo Cosmetics wins Packaging Award for its Venus Refillable Aluminium Lipstick

Libo Cosmetics was recently awarded the Packaging Award for its Venus Refillable Aluminium Lipstick, made of 100% recyclable aluminium. Among the four other winners in different categories at the annual MakeUp in Paris' Innovation & Trends (IT) Awards, Libo won a well-deserved spot.

The leading Norwegian aluminium company committed highly to a sustainable future, Norsk Hydro was recently honoured with the Mercedes-Benz Supplier Award in the sustainability category. The Mercedes-Benz Supplier Circle event occurred on June 19 in Stuttgart, Germany.

Hydro is collaborating with CAKE and Vattenfall on the pioneering initiative 'Cleanest Dirt Bike Ever,' encouraging the automobile industry to reduce its carbon footprint. The initiative aims to motivate the automobile sector to minimise carbon emissions in manufacturing techniques via new collaborations.

The inhabitants of Fiji's Nawailevu village in Bua have started a project to assist in rehabilitating the land utilised for bauxite mining over the last decade. This is accomplished by establishing a sustainable landscape plot planted with fruits, vegetables, root crops, and trees.

Alcore is developing a pilot plant in NSW to recover fluorine from an ‘excess bath’ (an aluminium smelter waste product) to produce hydrogen fluoride, with a later-stage commercial plant to react the hydrogen fluoride further to produce aluminium fluoride – a high-value chemical essential for aluminium smelting.

Alupak AG, specialised in thermoformed aluminium packaging, acquired ASI Performance Standard V2 (2017) certification and Chain of Custody V1 (2017) certification for operations at the Belp facility in Switzerland.

Aluminium Steward Initiative acknowledged seven facilities of Yunnan Aluminium Co., Ltd. with Performance Standard V3 (2022) and Chain of Custody Standard certifications. All of them are located across six prefectures of Yunnan, China.

Aluminium Stewardship Initiative announced the joining of VDL Bike Frame Technologies as the new downstream supporter member. Founded in 2022, VDL Bike is a manufacturer of 100 per cent European-made aluminium bicycle frames. The worldwide industrial family enterprise VDL Group and applies the knowledge of a high-tech multinational to fabricate bicycle frames.

Spirit AeroSystems, Inc. proudly declared its continued involvement in NASA's Sustainable Flight National Partnership as a valued partner in the Hi-Rate Composite Aircraft Manufacturing (HiCAM) project. Spirit AeroSystems, Inc. is proud to be a subsidiary of Spirit AeroSystems Holdings, Inc. and mainly uses aluminium and other composite materials to create its flagship aerospace components.

Sustainability in the Global Aluminium Industry

Constellium SE and TARMAC Aerosave are collaborating to discover technologies and processes that will enable the recovery of aluminium from end-of-life aircraft. This innovative approach involves reusing aluminium within the aerospace value chain, thereby keeping its material properties and original performance intact.

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