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7 February 2023

We are supporting emergency aid in Turkey and Syria: The news and images from the earthquake regions in Turkey and Syria have deeply affected us. We are therefore making a contribution to the initial emergency aid on the ground.

Our CEO Lionel Souque: Many people work under the umbrella of REWE Group, some of whom have direct family ties to those affected in the region. Our thoughts are with the families of the deceased and injured and those who have lost their homes. In order to make a contribution to initial emergency aid, REWE Group is donating 500,000 euros to the German Red Cross e.V. for use in the disaster area.

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5 December 2023

REWE Group again recognised as an LGBTIQ+-friendly employer The REWE Group is one of the most LGBTIQ+-friendly companies in Germany. So says the fifth annual Pride Index published by the Uhlala Group. And this year, we scored even higher than last. The REWE Group promotes diversity and has a successful Diversity Management programme. This was again the conclusion of the independent Pride Champion Audit conducted by the Uhlala Group. The company has been awarded the
21 November 2023

DER Touristik Foundation: Over 50,000 euros collected for Rhodes At the beginning of August, DER Touristik called for donations for Rhodes. Over 50,000 euros have now been handed over to support the people affected by the forest fires. The forest fires on Rhodes caused extensive damage in the southern part of the island. Thousands of holidaymakers had to be evacuated at the end of July. To support local partners and the affected population, DER Touristik
3 August 2023

REWE and PENNY have committed themselves to define short and long-term company-wide reduction targets in accordance with the scientifical net zero standard of the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi). SBTi is a union of the partners CDP, United Nations Global Compact, World Resources Institute (WRI) and the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) that closely cooperates with academic institutions to develop climate targets in accordance with the requirements of the Paris agreement. SBTi targets are