Our sustainability report 2024 is is based on our updated materiality analysis. As the implementation of the CSRD is still being finalised across Europe in the Omnibus Procedure, the 2024 report has been partially adapted to the new requirements, but not yet fully.
"Looking for solutions: Sustainable consumption, but how... ...when it has to be affordable?": Pablo was part of the panel for Tchibo at the Dialogue Forum on October 7, 2025, in Berlin. Find here the insights in the video clip (German language)!
Video: YouTube Verbraucherstiftung
"Affordable, suitable for everyday use, and sustainable – is that possible?" - Empowering consumers in the tension between sustainable consumption and real life: As part of the dialogue forum on October 7, 2025, Pablo from Tchibo will provide insights.
Photo: Deutsche Stiftung Verbraucherschutz
How big is the footprint of ChatGPT and other technologies? Can AI use its computing power to protect the environment? And how is Tchibo dealing with the issue? In the Tchibo podcast "5 Tassen täglich", our colleague Omar talks about the ecological upsides and downsides of the technology.
The implementation of a certified energy management system according to ISO 50 001 has now been completed at Tchibo GmbH. This means that in addition to the roasteries, the Tchibo headquarter, the German shops, and the German logistics locations are part of our management system.
We are delighted to have made it to the finals for the German Sustainability Award again this year - even in two categories: Textile Retail and Consumer Goods Retail. A fantastic endorsement of our daily sustainability work!
Photo: German Sustainability Award Foundation
During the street festival from 1 to 3 August, our Tchibo coffee mobile will be parked directly at the CSD event site on Jungfernstieg - organised by BEans United, a working group made up of employees from a wide range of departments who are dedicated internally to topics relating to diversity.
Our natural resources are limited... and are now exhausted: Today is the global Earth Overshoot Day! For Germany, this day has already fallen on 3 May 2025, making it all the more important to create impact and drive change - for people and planet.
Our colleagues Kristina and Sarah live on stage at the Hamburg Innovation Summit on 10 July 2025: In their presentation "From rebellion to transformation: How circular change works at Tchibo", they report on their experiences in the process of circular change.
The German Sustainability Award honours pioneering contributions to the transformation towards a sustainable future. We are part of it! Tchibo is nominated in three categories: Coffee, Tea and Spices, Textile Retail and Consumer Goods Retail.
Photo: Stiftung Deutscher Nachhaltigkeitspreis e.V.