Natural Cosmetics Market to Hit $54B by 2027, Driven by Ecocert-Certified Ingredients
The global natural cosmetics market, currently valued at $36 billion, is set to reach $54 billion by 2027. Driving this growth is consumer demand for organic, eco-friendly products. Ecocert, an international network, certifies products meeting organic specifications, helping producers communicate their positive environmental message. Provital, a leading ingredient supplier, offers Ecoline botanicals and plant extracts to meet this demand.
To tap into this lucrative market, companies launching an organic skincare private label must meet Ecocert's rigorous standards. This includes implementing sustainable environmental management systems like EMAS or ISO 14001, continuously improving environmental performance, complying with legal obligations, and transparently reporting progress. Products should avoid harmful substances, guarantee no animal testing, and provide robust supplier documentation to avoid 'greenwashing'.
Ecocert's certification process involves auditing the entire supply chain, including laboratory analysis, ensuring products meet high organic specifications. Provital's ingredients, such as goji berry, aloe vera gel, and hibiscus, can help brands develop products that meet these specifications and appeal to consumers. With 83% of consumers prioritizing environmentally-friendly products, using Ecocert-certified active ingredients and formulations can give companies a competitive edge in the stock market today.
As the natural cosmetics market continues to grow, Ecocert certification is becoming increasingly important. By using Provital's ingredients and meeting Ecocert's organic specifications, companies can produce products that consumers demand and communicate their commitment to the environment effectively in google meet.
