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How fast can a cheetah run wild and free?

How fast can a cheetah run wild and free?

Cheetahs’ top speed can reach up to 120km/h. But habitat loss, illegal wildlife trade and hunting made these impressive animals critically endangered.
commitments to sustainable development

commitments to sustainable development

On One Health Day, Boehringer Ingelheim shares an update on its strategic approach to sustainability for employees, partners and wider communities
Award winning employer

Award winning employer

Boehringer Ingelheim focuses on the wellbeing of its employees – and is therefore also a "Global Top Employer 2023".
Expectations towards our business partners

Expectations towards our business partners

We utilize an extensive network of international suppliers for procuring raw materials, intermediates, packaging materials, technical components and services to deliver our innovative medications worldwide.
Financial health

Financial health

We constantly review our salaries to make sure they stay competitive in each market but we also provide wider support for financial health.
Learning and development

Learning and development

We help people grow professionally by maximizing our talent and giving them room to evolve within the company.
Risk of parasites in dogs

Risk of parasites in dogs

With our Parassess free online tool checker, you can assess the local parasite risks for your dog so you can protect them better.
Spotlight on GPP

Spotlight on GPP

Emmanuelle Clerisme-Beaty, former Head of Clinical Development and Medical Affairs, Dermatology, answers some frequently asked questions about GPP.
Five facts everyone should know about heartworms

Five facts everyone should know about heartworms

Heartworms are dangerous parasites that can infest pets through mosquito bites, causing serious illness. Here are five key facts we all should know about heartworms.
opening-solids-launch-fabrik

opening-solids-launch-fabrik

Boehringer Ingelheim today opened a tablet factory at Ingelheim in the presence of the State Premier of Rhineland-Palatinate, Malu Dreyer.