Poultry farming drives sustainability
The Village Poultry Project & Making More Health strive to make poultry farming sustainable. Click here to find out more information about this.
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1948-1988
Following the death of Albert Boehringer (1861-1939), his two sons and his son-in-law Julius Liebrecht took over this family company. Learn more.
Watch out: the tick season is there!
From a Southern tick species spreading throughout Europe to the fact American pop singer Justin Bieber is battling Lyme disease, ticks are in the news.
Circular economy towards the future
Boehringer Ingelheim uses eco-design to shape and develop animal health products with an improved environmental profile. Click here to read more.
Boehringer Ingelheim's Board of Managing Directors | Boehringer Ingelheim
Read more about Boehringer Ingelheim's board of managing directors, with information on all five members and their respective responsibilities.
Coronavirus in pets and humans: learn the differences
Coronavirus in pets and humans: learn the differences. To date, there is no evidence that dogs and cats can be infected or transmit COVID-19.
COVID-19 Once a nurse always a nurse
Colleagues Anne Hunstad and Maarten van Helvoirt, both educated nurses, support the health care workers during the COVID-19 pandemic. Learn more.
COVID-19 Boehringer Ingelheim Singapore JSS donations
Boehringer Ingelheim Singapore donates government payouts for more good causes, giving back to patients and animals who need it the most. Learn more.
1988-2015
Following the death of Hubertus Liebrecht (1991), the owning family made some fundamental decisions regarding the company’s alignment. Learn more here.