Luxury group LVMH has reported good progress on its efforts to meet targets in its LIFE 360 programme, writes Leatherbiz. The group launched LIFE 360 in 2020, taking the name from 'LVMH Initiatives For the Environment'. It has the circular economy, biodiversity protection, CO2 emissions reduction and traceability and transparency as its main areas of focus. On December 14, LVMH invited 500 business leaders from across the group and its supply chain, as well as political leaders, to the headquarters in Paris of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) on December 14 for an update on its progress so far. Leather, an inherently circular material, featured prominently in a number of the initiatives it highlighted at the event. It said it had achieved its 2023 target of offering new circular services by establishing a repair-and-care task force at several of its brands.