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Test on animals when required by law
Test on animals "when required by law"
Test on animals. "some animal tests will be carried out by others to meet regulatory requirements"
Test on animals. "Animal testing is conducted only when all other options have been exhausted"
Sell products in China where animal testing is required by law.
Test on animals and use Huntingdon Life Sciences
Sells products in China, where animal testing is required by law
Test on animals, and are a former client of Huntingdon Life Sciences, a lab notorious for animal tests
Do not test on animals or use animal-derived ingredients for any of their products!
Actively campaign against animal testing
Products and ingredients are not tested, and a fixed cut-off date is in place. Suppliers "operate a rigid policy of no animal testing on the products and no animal extracted ingredients in their manufacturing"
No testing on beauty products since 1988, and "we insist that our suppliers do not commission any animal testing on [household] products or the ingredients that go into them"
"All of our formulas, ingredients & products are cruelty free." No fixed cut-off, and one can assume they do not outsource, though it is not very clearly stated.
Products aren't tested on animals. Ingredients haven't been tested since 1990 (Waitrose) or 1996 (John Lewis)
Products and ingredients are not tested on animals, though there is no fixed cut-off date.
Do not test on animals. "We...do not conduct or fund such tests on our own brand cosmetic, toiletry, or household products, or the ingredients in them. We do not commission our suppliers or any other third party to carry out such tests."
