aimed at consolidating all the Group ’ s processes for

recycling packaging , products and components and

facilitating the reuse of recycled materials in produc -

tion processes – was expanded . Over 315 , 000 linear

meters of fabric and 9 , 000   square meters of leather

have been reused thanks to the Nona Source platform ,

which resells unused textiles –   and now also leather   –

from the Group ’ s Maisons . The Fashion &   Leather

Goods , Watches & Jewelry , Perfumes &   Cosmetics ,

and Selective Retailing Maisons continue to roll out

repair , care and refill services to maximize product life

spans . In 2025 , over 10   million products were repaired ,

refilled or taken back .

AMBITIOUS TRACEABILITY

AND TRANSPARENCY POLICIES

Supply chain traceability for the Group ’ s strategic

materials is covered by a specific Map & Trace policy .

This involves the use of shared tools by the Group ’ s

Maisons or by a given sector to boost efficiency and

facilitate supplier involvement . Following the launch

of the TRASCE ( Traceability Alliance for Sustainable

Cosmetics ) consortium , which aims to improve the

traceability of key components used in cosmetic for -

mulas and packaging , the Group selected a shared

traceability system for the Fashion & Leather Goods

business group called TextileGenesis . A similar

approach is currently being rolled out for materials

used by the Watches Jewelry business group

Traceability is now a key marketing message used by

certain Maisons such as Chaumet since its iconic Bee

necklace is made of 100 traceable gold from a

responsible production source The certification of

strategic materials to exacting standards is the other

pillar of the Group s responsible sourcing policy In

2025 certification rates leapt higher especially for

cotton ( 84 % , up 8   pts ) and wool ( 76 % , up 20   pts ) . In

2025 , LVMH also accelerated the rollout of systems

to provide customers with product - related informa -

tion , allowing them to trace the raw materials used in

the Maisons ’ exceptional products : Bvlgari , for instance ,

won the Traceability & Transparency prize at the LIFE 360

Awards for the digital passport accompanying its jewelry .

It transforms transparency into a tangible experience :

a unique micro - engraving on each design , which can

be read by a smartphone scanner , gives access to its

digital passport , revealing its gemological credentials ,

origins and craftsmanship skills .

ACCELERATION IN

REGENERATIVE AGRICULTURE

In 2025 , LVMH ramped up the rollout of regenerative

agriculture projects across its value chains : in France

for all Moët Hennessy vineyards , as well as for sugar

beet needed to produce alcohol used by the Perfumes

& Cosmetics Maisons ; in the United States , Turkey and

Chad for cotton ; in Australia for merino wool ; and in

Indonesia for palm oil . Louis Vuitton has developed a

program supporting cattle farmers with a transition to

regenerative agriculture that will help to restore bio -

diversity , rebuild water cycles and reduce the carbon

footprint of the leather supply chain , without compro -

mising on animal welfare . In Mongolia , Loro Piana

launched Resilient Threads , a five - year program aimed

at supporting cashmere cooperatives farming com

munities and the biodiversity of the Eastern Steppes

Some wine Maisons are testing a regeneration indicator

designed to measure and support soil regeneration

and biodiversity In 2025 Château Galoupet secured

Regenerative Organic Certified ROC certification

UNESCO and LVMH renewed their close biodiversity

conservation partnership For the Beauty of the Living

The LIFE 360 program – built around circular design ,

responsible sourcing , biodiversity , the climate and

stakeholders – achieved significant progress in 2025 ,

further entrenching the key position of the

Group ’ s   environmental trajectory in its strategy . This

long - standing commitment was recognized by the

award by the Carbon Disclosure Project ( CDP ) of a

“ Triple A ” rating for the second time . The first edition

of the LIFE 360 Awards , held in Paris on December   10 ,

2025 , selected 13 prizewinning initiatives from among

187 entries submitted by 41 Maisons . They highlight

the creative innovation and wealth of cooperative

initiatives within the LVMH ecosystem , reflecting the

Maisons ’ active engagement and ability to combine

creative excellence , environmental performance and

value creation .

NEW RANGE OF SUSTAINABLY

DESIGNED PRODUCTS

In 2025 , sustainable design continued to make inroads

at the Maisons : 41 % of materials used to make prod -

ucts and their packaging were sourced via recycling

processes . The program has paved the way for new

ranges of sustainably designed products : Guerlain

launched its new Orchidée Impériale refill consisting of

more than 90 % FSC - certified cellulose . Also in 2025 ,

Sephora introduced the Solid Products range , which

has a water - free formulation . Chaumet revolutionized

its iconic packaging which now contains 80 recy

cled materials reducing its carbon footprint by a third

while remaining just as desirable Parfums Christian

Dior the winner of the Circular Design category at the

LIFE 360 Awards is pursuing an ambitious strategy to

gradually eliminate fossil based virgin plastic from its

packaging by favoring the use of recycled and bio

sourced materials LVMH Circularity an ecosystem

LIFE 360 environmental program :

Driving value creation

In 2025 , LVMH resolutely maintained its environmental

trajectory , while increasing its contribution to value

creation through responsible sourcing that prioritizes

a local presence , high environmental standards that enhance

product desirability and new nature - based services .