A key component of L'Oral's sustainability approach is the SPOT programme. From the extraction of raw materials to the disposal of products at the end of their useful lives, SPOT measures the effects that products have on the environment and society. With the use of this instrument, L'Oral can evaluate the sustainability of its products, identify areas in need of development, and put policies in place to reduce their negative environmental effects. Throughout the whole value chain, L'Oral guarantees that sustainability concerns are ingrained by incorporating SPOT into its product development process. Although SPOT can identify areas for improvement, converting these insights into actions across a global supply chain can be time-consuming and resource intensive. One example is the company's continuous struggle with incorporating Post-Consumer Recycled (PCR) materials into its packaging. The quantity and quality of recycled materials are heavily reliant on local waste management systems and consumer recycling habits, which range substantially between locations. This variability can make it difficult to get enough high-quality PCR materials, limiting the company's ability to satisfy its sustainability goals (Beauty Packaging 2023). Highlighted portion should be discussed critically and in an integrated manner with 'Circular economy'' and 'sustainability' concept. You can cite literature and then undertake integrative discussion in this