Innovative Products and Sustainable growth of Cosmetic Business

Authors

  • Naruemon Phomchat Public Administration, Rajamangala University of Technology Rattanakosin
  • Somporn Fuangchan College of Innovation Management,Rajamangala University of Technology Rattanakosin
  • Arun Raktham College of Innovation Management,Rajamangala University of Technology Rattanakosin
  • Pensri Chirinang College of Innovation Management,Rajamangala University of Technology Rattanakosin

Abstract

Since, the past decade many countries have paid more attention on environment’s condition. Meanwhile, the concept of “sustainable economy” that placed an importance on the ethical and economical utilization of natural resources  for the growth of businesses, as well as, people and society, has emerged. This form of economy has received attention and was considered  a new way to develop global economy. For the businesses, which were the small units of economy, this concept was viewed as a challenge in a way that the they  have to adjust themselves to keep up with this new trend  of economy. Which gave significance on sustainability.     Although, cosmetic industry has generated  high marketing value, but it concerns the use of chemical ingredients that may be harmful to the consumers. Moreover, cosmetic manufacturing process may have impacts on environment.  However, due to the increase of  demand for sustainable business operation, cosmetic businesses need to adjust themselves to be able to succeed under the changed situation. The need to be adjusted was driven by 4 factors, which were; 1) ethical  2) trend of  regulation and law  3) technology advancement 4) economic benefit  and long run growth. Moreover, in order to be sustainable successful. The cosmetic businesses had to 1) initiating sustainable innovative and friendly-manufacturing process. 2)  building corporate image and  3) building strategic alliance.     

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2019-06-25