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Redcare Pharmacy publishes inaugural Climate Transition Plan with new emissions targets.

Sevenum, March 9, 2026 – Redcare Pharmacy published its first Climate Transition Plan alongside its 2025 Annual Report, outlining a comprehensive roadmap to decarbonise its operations and value chain while strengthening climate resilience and supporting a just transition.

The Climate Transition Plan sets clear interim and long-term greenhouse gas (GHG) reduction targets across Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions, in support of the goals of the Paris Agreement.

As an online pharmacy, over 98% of Redcare’s emissions occur in its value chain, primarily from purchased goods and downstream logistics. The Plan therefore places strong emphasis on supplier decarbonisation, eco-efficient operations, innovative logistics, and customer transparency.

Redcare’s target setting process has been guided by the Science Based Targets initiative, and the X-Degree Compatibility (XDC) Model, developed by right. based on science GmbH. For more information on Redcare’s targets and their science-alignment, see Redcare Pharmacy’s Climate Transition Plan.

Redcare prioritises emissions reductions over offsetting. Carbon credits will not be used to meet interim targets and will only be applied to residual emissions at the point of net zero.

To support implementation, climate targets are embedded within executive remuneration, governance structures and financial planning processes. Progress is reviewed quarterly by Redcare’s Sustainability Steering Committee and disclosed annually within the company’s Sustainability Statements.

Building resilience and providing for a just transition.

In 2025, Redcare conducted its first in-depth climate risk assessment, aligned with TCFD and ISSB recommendations. The assessment evaluated both physical and transition risks across multiple climate scenarios and time horizons. This assessment identified that Redcare’s online platform is moderately resilient to the risks of climate change, and identified mitigation actions to further improve resilience that Redcare is now pursuing.

Redcare recognises climate change as a health challenge. As such, Redcare endeavours to implement decarbonisation efforts in a manner that do not compromise inclusive access to healthcare or increase medicine costs.

The Climate Transition Plan applies to all Redcare entities. The Managing Board holds ultimate accountability, with oversight from the Supervisory Board. Emissions performance is linked to long-term executive remuneration, with annual disclosures on emissions subject to third-party limited assurance.

The full Climate Transition Plan is available on Redcare Pharmacy’s 

. Redcare will provide annual updates on performance and will comprehensively review the Climate Transition Plan at least every five years.

Redcare Pharmacy published its first Climate Transition Plan alongside its 2025 Annual Report, outlining a comprehensive roadmap to decarbonise its operations and value chain while strengthening climate resilience and supporting a just transition.