For a Climate Caring Future

At Beiersdorf, we know that combatting climate crisis is the central challenge of our time. To drive climate action protection at all levels within the company and our value chain, we pursue a holistic approach with our mission: We bring climate commitment to skin care.

Bringing our commitment to the next level, we have set the target of net zero emissions by 2045. As we have already met our Scope 1 & 2 target for 2025 (a reduction of 19% absolute CO_2e emissions was achieved), we have also updated our short-term climate target in this context, to reducing our absolute Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions by 70% and absolute Scope 3 GHG emissions by 40% (vs. 2018) by the year of 2032.

By 2045, we want to reduce absolute Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions by 90% absolute (vs. 2018)

Our Climate Transition Plan gives a detailed overview of concrete targets and measures in order to achieve Net Zero in 2045. Click here to download.

Energy Management in Production

Our production sites worldwide are a major lever in reducing our energy-related emissions. To help us drive this, our global “Manufacturing Excellence” initiative develops site-specific sustainability concepts to continuously reduce our impact on the environment.

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Our “Blue Building” Program – for Sustainable Real Estate Worldwide

We’ve been driving our unique “Blue Building” program since 2013 to ensure Beiersdorf real estate and facilities worldwide meet the highest environmental standards. This is because energy-efficient, modern, sustainable office buildings and production facilities...

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Green Logistics

Modern, efficient freight logistics makes the international distribution of our products possible. Beiersdorf is a responsible company, we choose sustainable logistics solutions to continually and systematically reduce our transport-related emissions.

We constantly optimize how we load our containers for shipping, for example, and work to maximize the utilization of our truck capacities and transport routes. As an example, our truck transport service providers use biofuels to transport our products to the Scandinavian countries, as well as to France and Italy. We are also investigating opportunities to use other alternative sources of fuel, such as electricity or hydrogen. Where possible, we also aim to shift the transport of our goods to rail. This applies in particular to Europe and North America, where our largest markets are located. For the remaining global ocean freight shipments, we purchase mass-balanced biofuels from waste streams via certificates. This has enabled us to achieve 77% of emissions resulting from ocean freight being of biogenic origin. In order to understand and successfully use new transport technologies, we are in exchange with external consultants and scientific experts. One example is our collaboration with EcoTransIT to calculate our transport emissions. We share this knowledge with our logistics service providers worldwide.