Sustainability

Non Food

How does Tchibo develop its Non-Food range more sustainably? We consistently focus on sustainable materials, social production conditions and the circular economy – with continuous progress since 2007, from organic cotton to circular products.

Every week, we surprise our customers with a variety of products in our weekly worlds and bring them to our supermarket shelves, stores and online store. We have set ourselves the goal of offering our customers products that are as sustainable as possible and whose high quality is in harmony with environmental protection and social production conditions. We are guided by this goal when putting together our product ranges, designing our products and selecting materials.

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Here you can find our fields of activity in the non-food sector:

Our way | Non Food & Sustainability

How has Tchibo's Non-Food range developed in terms of sustainability? Since our first organic cotton products in 2007, we have continuously developed our range – with the goal of offering 50% sustainable synthetic fibers and circular products by 2030.

First products with organic cotton

First products with organic cotton

First use of recycled wool made from reprocessed wool waste

First use of recycled wool made from reprocessed wool waste

First use of TENCEL™ Lyocell fibers – produced with REFRIBRA™ technology – made from cotton fabric scraps from clothing production and virgin pulp

First use of TENCEL™ Lyocell fibers – produced with REFRIBRA™ technology – made from cotton fabric scraps from clothing production and virgin pulp

Start of the farmer project with the producer PRATIBHA from the Indian region of Madhya Pradesh (“Cotton in Conversion”)

Start of the farmer project with the producer PRATIBHA from the Indian region of Madhya Pradesh (“Cotton in Conversion”)

100% of our Merino and cashmere wool and down are from responsible animal husbandry

100% of our Merino and cashmere wool and down are from responsible animal husbandry

For the first time, 100% of the cotton used in our clothing and home textiles comes from sustainable sources (Organic Content Standard [OCS], Global Organic Textile Standard [GOTS], Cotton made in Africa [CmiA])

For the first time, 100% of the cotton used in our clothing and home textiles comes from sustainable sources (Organic Content Standard [OCS], Global Organic Textile Standard [GOTS], Cotton made in Africa [CmiA])

First products using recycled textile waste in synthetic fiber products (Textile-to-Textile, T2T)

First products using recycled textile waste in synthetic fiber products (Textile-to-Textile, T2T)

100% certified, mulesing-free sheep wool

100% certified, mulesing-free sheep wool

First circular product according to circular.fashion criteria with digital product passport and take-back system

First circular product according to circular.fashion criteria with digital product passport and take-back system

Start of the Appachi ECO-LOGIC farmer project in South India

Start of the Appachi ECO-LOGIC farmer project in South India

Start of the farmer project with the cotton cooperative CHETNA in Odisha, India (“Cotton in Conversion”)

Start of the farmer project with the cotton cooperative CHETNA in Odisha, India (“Cotton in Conversion”)

First use of recycled yarns with lace in our lingerie

First use of recycled yarns with lace in our lingerie

First use of recycled cotton in our textiles

First use of recycled cotton in our textiles

100% of our cashmere wool is either recycled or meets the Good Cashmere Standard

100% of our cashmere wool is either recycled or meets the Good Cashmere Standard

Recyclability of our non-food packaging increased to 98%

Recyclability of our non-food packaging increased to 98%

>80% of wood and paper products are FSC® certified throughout the entire supply chain

>80% of wood and paper products are FSC® certified throughout the entire supply chain

100% of our cellulose-based textile fibers are made from FSC® or PEFC® certified wood

100% of our cellulose-based textile fibers are made from FSC® or PEFC® certified wood

GOAL

50% sustainable synthetics

GOAL

50% sustainable synthetics