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L'Oreal's Commitment to Disability Inclusion

L'Oreal, the world's largest cosmetics company headquartered in Paris, has once again made headlines by achieving recognition for its outstanding commitment to disability inclusion. In the upcoming 2026 Disability Index®, L'Oreal’s locations across ten countries, including Japan, have received the prestigious designation of "World’s Top Disability Inclusive Business." This marks the second consecutive year that L'Oreal Japan has earned this accolade.

The achievement is a testament to L'Oreal’s mission of "Creating Beauty That Moves the World" and reflects its ongoing dedication to respecting and promoting diversity in all forms. L'Oreal’s initiatives aim to foster a society where everyone, irrespective of their abilities, can shine in their individuality. This global acknowledgment underscores the company's efforts in creating an inclusive environment that values and supports all people.

The Disability Index® serves as a vital benchmarking tool for assessing businesses' policies and programs regarding disability inclusion. It is trusted by over 70% of Fortune 100 companies and nearly half of those in the Fortune 500, helping organizations identify growth opportunities through data-driven actions that lead to significant long-term business impacts.

Tatsuro Yamamoto, L'Oreal Japan’s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Correspondent, remarked on this significant recognition: "Beauty is beautiful because it is diverse. Being named alongside nine other countries as a leading inclusive business showcases the societal appreciation of our activities aimed at diversity, equity, and inclusion. It indicates progress toward creating a more inclusive environment. We feel our efforts are moving in the right direction, and we will continue to strive to remove obstacles in our way."

For further insights into L'Oreal's commitments, refer to the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Report 2025.

About L'Oreal Group

For over 117 years, L'Oreal has dedicated itself to understanding the evolving beauty aspirations and needs of consumers globally. By embracing its purpose of "Creating Beauty That Moves the World," L'Oreal aims to contribute sustainably, inclusively, and ethically to society and the environment through beauty. With a diverse and varied portfolio of 40 international brands, the company also embraces the "L'Oreal for the Future" program dedicated to sustainable development and environmental protection.

As a testament to its innovative practices, L'Oreal Group was named one of the "Most Innovative Companies" in Europe for 2025 by Fortune, among 300 companies across 21 countries and 16 industries. More detailed information can be found on L'Oreal's media room website.

About L'Oreal Japan

L'Oreal began its operations in Japan in 1963 and established its Japanese subsidiary, L'Oreal Japan Co., Ltd., in 1996. With a workforce of approximately 2,300 employees by the end of 2024 and a portfolio of 20 brands, L'Oreal Japan engages in the import, manufacturing, sales, and marketing of cosmetics. The country serves as a strategic hub for the L'Oreal Group, housing major brand headquarters for Shu Uemura and Takami, along with its Shinjuku headquarters overseeing the sales and marketing of various brands and a R&D center in Kawasaki.
For more information, visit L'Oreal Japan's website.