- The launch of Olivante®, a captive ingredient developed through the upcycling of olive oil industry waste, reinforces the company’s commitment to sustainable innovation.
- The company has reduced its direct emissions and water consumption per ton produced by 41% since 2021.
- For the second consecutive year, the fragrance house has been awarded the EcoVadis Platinum medal in 2025 and continues to operate with 100% certified renewable electricity in Spain.
Barcelona, July 28, 2026 – The multinational fragrance house Eurofragance has published its 2025 Sustainability Report, highlighting the launch of Olivante®, an ingredient developed through the upcycling of waste from the olive oil industry, its second consecutive EcoVadis Platinum Medal and a 41% reduction in both direct emissions and water consumption per ton produced since 2021.
On the environmental scope, the company reports that its offices, Creative Center and production facility in Spain now operate with 100% certified renewable electricity. In addition, since 2021, Eurofragance has reduced the energy consumed per ton of fragrance produced by 17%.
The company also highlights the impact of projects such as the installation of solar panels at its Spain manufacturing facility, which avoided the emission of 44 tons of CO₂. Furthermore, Eurofragance notes that since 2023 it has maintained carbon neutrality across its manufacturing sites through the reduction and offsetting of Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions.
The report also places a strong focus on sustainable innovation. In 2025, Eurofragance launched Olivante®, a proprietary ingredient developed from olive oil industry waste through an upcycling process, reinforcing its circular economy strategy and its commitment to creating raw materials with a lower environmental impact.
“This report demonstrates that it is possible to continue growing while reducing our environmental footprint and strengthening our social and governance standards. Every achievement, from reducing emissions to launching Olivante® and reinforcing our responsible supply chain, reflects a shared vision: building a more resilient company that is prepared for the future,” says Diana March, Chief Sustainability & Technical Compliance Officer at Eurofragance.
The company also earned the EcoVadis Platinum Medal for the second consecutive year in 2025, a distinction that places Eurofragance among the top 1% of companies evaluated by the sustainability ratings platform in its sector.
People, Suppliers and Governance
The 2025 Sustainability Report outlines progress across environmental, social and governance (ESG) areas, in line with Eurofragance’s commitment to the United Nations Global Compact since 2021 and its goal of generating long-term value for people, communities and the planet. The report also highlights initiatives aimed at advancing circular economy practices, improving waste management and expanding recycling options across the markets where the company operates.
Joan Pere Jiménez, CEO of Eurofragance, states: “2025 was a pivotal year. We continued to expand our production capacity and global presence, demonstrating that growth and sustainability can advance hand in hand. Reducing our environmental impact, driving responsible innovation and strengthening our value chain are key priorities for Eurofragance’s future.”
In the area of safety and quality, the company highlights that 100% of the ingredients in its palette are assessed from a compliance and safe-use perspective and that no Product Health & Safety non-conformity claims were recorded during 2025.
Regarding people, the company reports nearly 10,000 hours of training and development, an investment equivalent to 2.7% of net profit dedicated to social and community projects and 50% female representation both within its global Management Team and across its subsidiaries.
In terms of responsible supply chain management, 82% of raw material and packaging suppliers have signed Eurofragance’s Code of Ethics, while 77% have their own sustainability policy in place. During 2025, the company also conducted a gap analysis as part of its preparation for RSPO certification, expected in 2026.
With the publication of its 2025 Sustainability Report, the fragrance house reaffirms its commitment to responsible growth by integrating innovation, environmental performance, people development and an increasingly sustainable supply chain.
