Beiersdorf recycles carbon dioxide into Nivea
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8 April 2022
Beiersdorf claims to be the first skincare manufacturer to use an ingredient made from recycled carbon dioxide.
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8 April 2022
Beiersdorf claims to be the first skincare manufacturer to use an ingredient made from recycled carbon dioxide.
8 April 2022
Beiersdorf’s Consumer division reported worldwide sales up by 11.6% on an organic basis in the first quarter of 2022. The double-digit growth followed a rise of 2.7% in the same period a year earlier.
2 March 2022
Beiersdorf’s Consumer division reported worldwide sales up by 8.8% on an organic basis to EUR6.13 billion (USD6.73 billion) in 2021, following strong growth in e-commerce sales.
10 February 2022
Beiersdorf has launched its “first climate-neutralised plasters” under the Hansaplast, Elastoplast and Curitas brands.
22 December 2021
Beiersdorf is acquiring Chantecaille Beaute in a deal valuing the US-based prestige beauty company at between USD590 million and USD690 million.
20 December 2021
Beiersdorf has hired Grita Loebsack to fill the newly-created position of president for the Nivea brand with effect from January 2022. She will be a member of the German skincare specialist’s Executive Board.
23 August 2021
Beiersdorf has entered the market for post-acne marks with a pair of products including one based on Thiamidol, its patented active ingredient to reduce hyperpigmentation.
12 August 2021
Accelerating Beiersdorf’s digital transformation is high on the agenda, says new chief executive officer Vincent Warnery, adding that “a large part of our EUR300 million (USD350 million) investment programme will go towards expanding digital channels”.
6 July 2021
Probi and Blis Technologies have entered into a long-term strategic collaboration, BioGaia has increased its stake in MetaboGen, and Beiersdorf has appointed two new board members.
24 May 2021
Beiersdorf is stepping up its presence in personalised skincare by investing in the startup company behind a new brand called Routinely.