L’Oréal USA to open new Research & Innovation Center in New Jersey
L’Oréal USA today announced that it will be opening a new, state-of-the-art Research & Innovation (R&I) Center in Clark, New Jersey.
Sephora grows North Las Vegas distribution centre; to offer a further 147 jobs
Sephora is set to expand its North Las Vegas distribution centre, with the expansion adding a further 147 jobs at the site within five years.
P&G and Engie partner on renewable energy project
Procter & Gamble and Engie North America have announced a 200 MW Power Purchase Agreement from Engie’s Sun Valley Solar project in Texas.
Coty expands partnership with Cruelty Free International
Coty has extended its strategic partnership with Cruelty Free International. The US beauty giant’s Rimmel, Manhattan and Risque brands have now joined stablemate CoverGirl as Leaping Bunny Approved.
Procter & Gamble to invest US$180 million in St Louis plant
Procter & Gamble has indicated that it will invest some US$180 million to upgrade its St Louis plant, according to a report published by STL Today, as long as it is offered state tax incentives.
BASF enters into VPPAs for clean energy supply for 20+ US sites
BASF has announced that it has entered into virtual power purchase agreements (VPPAs) for wind and solar power totalling 250 megawatts. The agreements are designed to offset the carbon-intensive grid-supplied electricity being used at more than 20 US sites.
Evonik offloads US betaine business
Evonik has announced the divestiture of its US betaine business, signing an agreement to sell the unit to Kensing for an undisclosed sum.
Procter & Gamble staffing crisis could lead to tampon shortage
Staffing levels at the only manufacturing facility for Procter & Gamble’s Tampax brand in the US are precarious, according to a report published by Bloomberg quoting sources ‘familiar with the matter’, which could result in a shortage of the popular feminine hygiene product.
US Defence Dept and Lynas Rare Earths to build rare earths separation facility in US
The US is set to build its first domestic heavy rare earths separation facility after the Department of Defence signed a deal valued at US$120 million with Australian firm Lynas Rare Earths, according to a report published by the Financial Times.
Tampon manufacturers address reported product shortages 
Tampon manufacturers are said to be addressing the fact that there are supply shortages of products on shelves.
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