Oriflame gets "unannounced" visit from authorities

Published: 25-Apr-2016
Regulatory Colour Cosmetics

Swedish direct seller says it is seeking the reason behind the visits in Russia

Oriflame, a Swedish direct seller of fragrance, cosmetics and personal care products, released a regulatory announcement on 22 April concerning two of its Russian sites.

The company revealed its Moscow and Moscow Oblast premises had received a surprise visit by local authorities. Oriflame said the company has and is currently seeking the reason behind the “unannounced visits”. It confirmed it has always been and remains fully transparent and willing to cooperate with the authorities.

Oriflame said it would provide a further update when more relevant information is available.

  • Companies:
  • Oriflame
See more

You may also like

You need to be a subscriber to read this article.
Click here to find out more.
Sustainability

Top 50 beauty brands 2023: Which country’s brands are booming?

Read more
Which country’s brands gained in value in 2023 and which brands joined or fell off Brand Finance’s beauty league table this year?

Trending Articles

  1. You need to be a subscriber to read this article.
    Click here to find out more.
    Cosmetics Business Picks: 7 beauty launches to know this week Cosmetics Business rounds up seven new beauty launches which caught our eye this week, including Charlotte Tilbury’s Pillow Talk Big Lip Plumpgasm lip gloss
  2. Sephora China names former Nike exec as Managing Director Xia Ding will oversee the beauty retailer’s portfolio of 350 stores in the country, working alongside Asia President Alia Gogi
  3. Pure Beauty Global Awards 2024 finalists announced! The Pure Beauty editorial team has announced the best in the industry, now it is up to the expert judging panel to decide the winners
  4. You need to be a subscriber to read this article.
    Click here to find out more.
    Meet the beauty brands moving in on fashion and lifestyle A reversal of luxury fashion houses moving into skin care and make-up, more beauty brands have been expanding into lifestyle categories in 2024. Here’s why
  5. Serena Williams makes cosmetics debut with Wyn Beauty William’s entry into the make-up category comes after she launched a wellness brand focused on recovery in 2022

Upcoming event

CCE Safety Assessment Module 3, Toxicology 2

23 April 2024 | Virtual See all

You may also like

You need to be a subscriber to read this article.
Click here to find out more.
Sustainability

Top 50 beauty brands 2023: Which country’s brands are booming?

Which country’s brands gained in value in 2023 and which brands joined or fell off Brand Finance’s beauty league table this year?
Regulatory

Animal testing: 35-plus cosmetics players join forces to push for animal-free methods globally

L’Oréal, LVMH and P&G are among the members of the new International Collaboration on Cosmetics Safety (ICCS)
Colour Cosmetics

Best of beauty revealed: 2021’s favourite brands

New report lists the crème de la crème of beauty brands in the world today – and the rising stars to watch
You need to be a subscriber to read this article.
Click here to find out more.
Media

#CBtop50: The top 50 beauty brands in the world 2020

The 2020 ‘Brand Finance Cosmetics 50’ beauty league table sees L’Oréal take the crown for the world’s most valuable global beauty brand, while CVS stands tall as the top beauty retailer. But how will the coronavirus crisis impact next year’s list?
You need to be a subscriber to read this article.
Click here to find out more.
Media

Think locally: Strategies for success in Southeast Asia's beauty markets

Southeast Asia comprises lucrative but very diverse beauty and personal care markets, so targeted approaches are recommended for brands eyeing this region, as Reena Karim-Hallberg, Michael Tatarski, Poorna Rodrigo and Jens Kastner write
Regulatory

Highlights from the Cosmetics Business Regulatory Summit 2017

Industry figures gather at the Cosmetics Business Regulatory Summit in Barcelona to find out the latest cosmetics regulatory updates, market entry requirements and methods for efficient compliance
Ingredients

Greenpeace ranks 30 cosmetics companies on microbead action

Beiersdorf, Colgate-Palmolive, L Brands and Henkel come joint first for commitment to phasing out use
Subscribe now