Bayer is a Life Science company with a more than 150-year history and core competencies in the areas of healthcare and agriculture. Guided by our purpose “Science for a Better Life”, striving to prevent and cure disease, improve everyday health and help feed a growing population, Bayer serves our most basic human needs - health and food.

Bayer Consumer Health

With our innovative products, we are contributing to finding solutions to some of the major challenges of our time. A growing and aging world population requires an adequate supply of food and improved medical care. With life expectancy continuing to rise, we improve quality of life for a growing population by focusing our research and development activities on preventing, alleviating and treating diseases. We are also making an important contribution to providing a reliable supply of high-quality food, feed and plant-based raw materials.

Guided by our purpose, Science for a better life, we contribute to a world in which diseases are not only treated, but effectively prevented or cured; in which people can take care of their own health more effectively; in which enough food is produced for all while respecting our planet’s natural resources; in which business growth and sustainability go hand in hand.

Our vision is “Health for all, hunger for none”.

Bayer Consumer Health is tagged in 9 stories.

New Study Proves Inclusive Advertising Boosts Sales, Brand Value

3 weeks ago - “This irrefutable data should reassure any business and encourage brands to renew their commitment to inclusivity in all forms — to not only benefit the communities they serve, but to drive growth and financially prosper.”

Brands Putting Rubber to Road to Create a Regenerative Near-Future

11 months ago - Keynotes on day 2 of SB’23 San Diego touched on everything from optimizing global companies’ resource use, building regenerative supply chains, and partnerships addressing the environmental and human impacts of plastic pollution to standing firm in the face of backlash.

Bayer Pledges to Help Tackle Global Water Crisis, End Malnutrition

1 year ago - The pharmaceutical and biotech giant is throwing its might behind two of our most pressing challenges by improving access to clean water and reducing water use in agriculture and its operations; and expanding its Nutrient Gap Initiative to include both food and supplements.

Investors Worth $29T Urge 1,600 Companies to Set Science-Based Targets

3 years ago - 220 global financiers holding $29.3 trillion in assets call on world’s highest-impact companies to set science-based emissions-reduction targets ahead of COP26; they are joined this year by 26 CDP supply chain member companies.

Bayer Launches The Nutrient Gap Initiative to Expand Access to Vitamins and Minerals for 50 Million People Annually Worldwide by 2030

3 years ago - As a part of the company’s vision of “Health for All, Hunger for None,” Bayer is launching “The Nutrient Gap Initiative” which expands access to vitamins and minerals for underserved communities to help combat malnutrition.

Baking-In Purpose: How to Transform Siloed Actions into an Authentic, Systemic Strategy

3 years ago - As each company has its own culture and complexities, there is no single recipe for success — but there are several considerations that I think can be applied to almost any organization.

Bayer to Advance More Sustainable Agricultural Solutions Utilizing New Innovative Greenhouses in Marana, Arizona

4 years ago - The unique Marana Greenhouses will serve as a global product design center for corn

BASF joins "ZERO by 40" initiative to end malaria

6 years ago - London: 18 April 2018 -Today, at the London Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting, the world’s leading Crop Protection companies announce their commitment to support the research, development and supply of innovative products to save lives and help eradicate malaria by 2040.

Fast Co's World-Changing Ideas Winners Build Empathy, EVs; Repurpose Guns, Flowers

6 years ago - For the second year, Fast Company is celebrating businesses, policies, and nonprofits that are poised help shift society to a more sustainable and more equitable future with its World Changing Ideas Awards. From melted down guns to nitrogen-producing microbes, there’s quite a bit of variety among 2018’s twelve winners.