Natural cosmetics are not always natural cosmetics. NATRUE is the first internationally recognised quality seal for organic and natural cosmetics and thus creates clarity in the label ‘jungle’. Any products featuring the label of NATRUE ensure the highest standards.

• Natural and organic ingredients
• Sustainable production process
• No synthetic fragrances or dyes
• No silicone oils, No ingredients from petrochemicals
• No animal testing
• No irradiation of end products or herbal ingredients

Each product is inspected by independent certification companies, the non-profit organisation NATRUE sets the strict criteria for the NATRUE standard, and the independent certification teams ensure that that NATRUE standard is met.

Accredited by IOAS for NATRUE, Contract No. 97, Issued by Dr Joanchim Banzhaf, Mar 2020

The UEBT label, issued by the Union for Ethical BioTrade, certifies all of our actions pertaining to the sourcing of natural ingredients for Weleda natural cosmetics. It ensures consumers that we care about people and biodiversity: the soil, microorganisms, water and air as well as plants, animals and the people involved in sourcing our natural ingredients.

We bear responsibility for the people who grow, harvest and process our natural ingredients. Only by working together can we ensure that these habitats are not exploited, but used and protected sustainably. This is what the UEBT label stands for. Weleda is one of the first companies worldwide to carry the UEBT label on its products.

Union for Ethical Bio-Trade, Member since 2011

Weleda pledges to plant a million trees

In 2021, Weleda’s Centenary year, we decided to mark this incredible milestone and celebrate Weleda’s 100 year history, whilst simultaneously looking to the future, by pledging to plant a Weleda forest in collaboration with the environmental charity TreeSisters. The aim of this long-term project is to plant one million trees to combat climate change.

The Weleda vision is to plant a magnificent forest of trees. Not a single location but a forest of a million trees planted around the world where trees are needed most urgently - to reclaim endangered rainforest, prevent flooding or soil erosion, protect natural habitats, support local communities in some of the poorest countries in the world, and empower women in the workplace. TreeSisters funds tropical reforestation projects globally with a focus on initiatives either run by women or supporting women around the world.