CJ Olive Young, Korea’s leading beauty and wellness retailer, announced the release of its “2025 Olive Young Impact Report,” detailing the company’s sustainability efforts and achievements over the past year from an environmental, social, and governance (ESG) perspective.
The report provides a comprehensive assessment of Olive Young’s 2024 business activities, assessing environment and social impact, as well as the financial implications of sustainability for the company. Reflecting Olive Young’s expanding global footprint and diverse stakeholder base, the report has been published in both Korean and English.
Drawing on in-depth industry analysis and stakeholder insights, the report highlights three core areas of focus: K-beauty’s global growth, shared success with partners, and the advancement of its omnichannel strategy.
Developed in accordance with the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) Standards 2021, the report also reflects the principles of the UN Global Compact (UNGC) and the UN Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs). In addition, Olive Young has recently established a Partner Code of Conduct to encourage responsible business conduct and strengthen ESG collaboration across its partner network, reinforcing its leadership in fostering a more sustainable K-beauty ecosystem.
“Leveraging our 26 years of experience in discovering and nurturing innovative and outstanding K-Beauty brands, Olive Young will further strengthen its role and responsibility as a facilitator, helping K-Beauty brands reach their full potential in the global market,” said Lee Sun-jung, CEO of CJ Olive Young, in the report. “We will proactively engage in communication with various stakeholders as a ‘good company’ that grows with brands as a ‘good partner’, provides value in K-Beauty to customers, and delivers a positive impact on society and the environment.”
The report is available on the official Olive Young corporate website.
