Alma Secret arrives in Chile with a concept that redefines natural cosmetics, combining pharmaceutical science, botanical ingredients, and genuine certifications.

Insects have historically been excluded from the debate on animal welfare because their physiology differs from that of vertebrates, and also because of their abundance in nature.

Te Protejo 's executive team traveled to Argentina to attend the AVA Summit 2026 and had the opportunity to visit a laboratory that is a true leader in Latin America when it comes to animal-free clinical testing.

In January 2026, the European Parliament approved the proposal for a Regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council on detergents and surfactants, which updates the regulations by banning safety testing of these products on animals.

Preunic presents a beauty and personal care concept based on responsible curation, a diverse range of options, and a commitment to conscious beauty.

A recent public survey reveals how consumers in Chile stay informed, what barriers they face, and why trust seals remain key to making better decisions.

For the fifth consecutive year, Garnier organized an environmental cleanup event, this time at an urban wetland in Maipú, highlighting the importance of protecting ecosystems that are key to environmental balance.

The NIH marks a turning point in biomedical science by prioritizing human models over the use of animals in research.

Motherhood across different species allows us to observe caregiving and protective behaviors that play a key role in the survival of offspring.

Every April, two important events are commemorated: Rat Day and World Laboratory Animal Day.

Our organization was elected to represent animal protection organizations on Chile's Animal Bioethics Committee (CBA).

Scientific and technological innovation has driven the development of alternative methods to animal testing in sectors such as cosmetics and biomedicine.

Scientific research has historically relied on the use of animals on the premise that they can serve as models for human biological processes.

Despite the development of innovative scientific methods that do not use animals, there is still a preference for traditional models in research.

The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development has developed international standards that promote the use of alternative methods to animal testing.

Intimate hygiene products have traditionally been evaluated using methods that have both ethical and scientific limitations.

In the field of science, where every breakthrough can impact the lives of thousands of people, a key question arises.

Cosmetics and personal care products must undergo safety assessments before they reach the market, since their ingredients and formulations can have an impact on health.

Scientific advances have spurred the development of alternative methods to animal testing, which offer more accurate and ethical results.

The concept of “voluntary participation” is often associated with decisions made freely and without coercion.