The global supply chain crisis facing the cosmetics sector shows that necessity truly is the mother of invention.
Beauty Supply Chain Pains Haven’t Snuffed Sustainability Push; ‘The Opposite,’ Says IBA
“There's a lot of creativity and innovation that's being forced” by supply chain challenges, according to Elizabeth Corrigan, recently appointed chairwoman of the Independent Beauty Association. IBA’s Akemi Ooka says smaller companies looking to engage on sustainability can be well-served to start with supply chain assessment.
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