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Burt's Bees

Beauty & Personal Care

Part of Clorox

Burt's Bees, the personal care brand now owned by Clorox since 2007, has made substantial environmental and labor commitments. The brand has achieved a 13% reduction in virgin packaging materials and aims for an 83% recyclable or compostable packaging rate, while publishing a supplier code of conduct that prohibits child labor and forced labor, though it does not guarantee living wages. The brand holds verifiable cruelty-free certifications from Leaping Bunny and PETA, and has committed to impacting 50,000 livelihoods through supply chain investment projects by 2025.

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Burt's Bees products on Amazon

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