Lothantique
France
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Lothantique SAS
Lothantique SAS is a distinguished purveyor of fragrances and aromatic products, with a rich history dating back to the 1920s. The company's origins are deeply rooted in the town of Châteauneuf-Val-Saint Donat, nestled at the base of the Lure Mountain, which was once blanketed with lavender fields.
History
- Founding: The company was founded by Joséphine, an energetic ancestor of the family, who established a distillery for aromatic plants known as the Mouranchon Brothers Co.
- Evolution: Over time, the product range expanded from essential oils to include items such as lavender in canvas bags, soaps, and eau de toilette.
Modern Era
- Relaunch: In 1987, Joséphine's grandchildren, Domy and Denis Vogade, revitalized the family business, naming it Lothantique, inspired by Marcel Pagnol's works.
- Expansion: By 1998, Lothantique had branched out with a subsidiary in the United States, LOTHANTIQUE INC.
- Innovation: The turn of the century saw Lothantique move to new premises in Peyruis, embracing modernity while honoring its authentic know-how.
Philosophy
- Employees: The company prides itself on a team of thirty dedicated employees.
- Savoir-vivre: Lothantique upholds a philosophy that respects living well, expertise, and the environment.
- Commitment: Products are meticulously formulated for efficiency, safety, and pleasure, with packaging made from recyclable materials.
Sustainability
- Environmental Responsibility: The company is committed to waste reduction, respect for nature, and animal welfare.
- Sustainable Development: Lothantique has long been engaged in sustainable practices and continues to offer products that are respectful of both humans and nature.
Brands and Partnerships
- LOTHANTIQUE BIO: One of the notable brands under Lothantique SAS, known for its alignment with organic and eco-friendly values.
- Licenses: The company holds licenses with Marcel Pagnol's Heirs and Miller and Bertaux perfumes, reflecting a diverse and exploratory fragrance portfolio.