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Bayer AG

Registration ID: 3523776801-85 Registration Date: December 17, 2008 Last Update Date: February 5, 2026 Website: www.bayer.com Entity Form: Company / Aktiengesellschaft Registration Category: Companies & groups

About Bayer AG

Bayer is a Life Science company with a more than 150-year history and core competencies in the areas of health care and agriculture. With our innovative products, we are contributing to finding solutions to some of the major challenges of our time. The Bayer Group is managed as a life science company with three divisions – Pharmaceuticals, Consumer Health and Crop Science, which are also our reporting segments. The Enabling Functions support the operational business.

Contact Information

Head Office: Bayer AG 51368 Leverkusen GERMANY Phone: +49 2143052657

EU Office: 40 Rue Belliard 1040 Brussels BELGIUM Phone: +32 25502112

Levels of Interest

  • National
  • European
  • Global
  • Sub-national

Interests

  • Agriculture and rural development
  • Banking and financial services
  • Business and industry
  • Climate action
  • Competition
  • Consumers
  • Customs
  • Digital economy and society
  • Economy, finance and the euro
  • Energy
  • Environment
  • Food safety
  • Institutional affairs
  • Public health
  • Research and innovation
  • Single market
  • Taxation
  • Trade

EU Legislative Proposals and Policy Areas

Bayer engages with policy areas related to pharmaceutical, crop protection, seeds, and corporate legislations and regulations, as well as policies in the area of trade, industry, intellectual property, environmental protection, chemical policy, agricultural policy, digital policy, taxation, innovation and research, development policy, and pesticide regulations.

Some specific legislative proposals and policy areas include:

  1. A Vision for Agriculture and Food (Farm to Fork Strategy)
  2. CAP post-2027
  3. EU Biodiversity Strategy for 2030
  4. Chemicals Strategy for Sustainability
  5. Zero Pollution Action Plan
  6. Soil Monitoring and Resilience Law
  7. EU Enlargement Strategy
  8. Sustainable Products Initiative
  9. Sustainable Food System Framework
  10. Protection of groundwater & Environmental Quality Standards
  11. Packaging and Packaging Waste
  12. Amendment of Water Framework Directive
  13. Urban Waste Water Treatment Directive (recast)
  14. Carbon Removal Certification Framework
  15. Revision of EU Climate Law (2040 target)
  16. Plant Reproductive Material
  17. Plant Protection Products & labelling
  18. Industrial Emissions Directive (recast)
  19. Multiannual Financial Framework 2028–2034
  20. EU General Pharmaceuticals Legislation
  21. European Health Data Space
  22. Farm Sustainability Data Network
  23. Health Technology Assessment
  24. Safe and Sustainable by Design Framework
  25. Revision of Water Directives package
  26. Titanium Dioxide (E171) ban
  27. EU Beating Cancer Plan
  28. REACH revision
  29. PFAS restriction – REACH Annex XV restriction proposal (ECHA, 2023)
  30. CLP Regulation revision
  31. EU Taxonomy Regulation
  32. European Data Governance Act
  33. EU Intellectual Property Package
  34. EU Artificial Intelligence Act
  35. Prohibition of export of banned chemicals
  36. Maximum residue levels of pesticides
  37. European Climate Resilience & Risk Management Initiative
  38. Nature Restoration Law
  39. EU Deforestation Regulation
  40. CSRD/CSDDD alignment directive
  41. Amendment of Industrial Emissions Directive
  42. ESG Rating Agencies Regulation
  43. Green Claims Directive
  44. Revised Product Liability Directive
  45. Forced Labour Regulation
  46. EU Trade Policy Review / FTAs
  47. EU Economic Security Strategy
  48. European Biotech Act I
  49. On-farm sustainability compass
  50. PPP record-keeping implementing act
  51. EU Safe Hearts Plan
  52. Common data platform on chemicals
  53. Re-attribution of tasks among EU chemicals agencies
  54. EU Critical Medicines Act
  55. Unilateral trade measures / FDI screening
  56. Revision of vitamins & minerals Directive
  57. New Genomic Techniques
  58. EU-Mercosur safeguard regulation
  59. Omnibus VII – Food and Feed Safety
  60. Omnibus I (CSRD, CSDDD, Taxonomy)
  61. Roadmap towards Nature Credits
  62. EU Bioeconomy Strategy
  63. European Water Resilience Strategy
  64. Revision of Implementing Regulation (EU) 2022/996
  65. Adjustment of customs duties on US goods
  66. EU Dangerous Goods Regulation
  67. Directive on deliberate release of Genetically Modified Organisms and the recent proposal to amend it
  68. GM food and feed and its implementing regulation (EU) No. 503/2013
  69. Plant Reproductive Material – proposal for a regulation replacing several directives
  70. Delegated regulation supplementing regulation 2024/3012 by establishing methodologies for carbon farming activities
  71. European Climate Resilience and Risk Management – Integrated Framework
  72. Omnibus VI - Chemicals
  73. Omnibus VII - Digital
  74. European Health Data Space Regulation

EU Supported Forums and Platforms

  • Innovative Medicines Initiative
  • Innovative Health Initiative
  • Horizon2020
  • Horizon Europe
  • Beating Cancer Stakeholder Group
  • EU Pharma Market Access Group
  • EU Agri-food Platform
  • ACT EU
  • EU Transition Pathways Platform

Communication Activities

Bayer engages in communication and public relations activities to support its political initiatives and aims. This includes engagement with media on innovation and science, as well as events in cooperation with other organizations. Bayer adheres to high ethical standards for media engagement and ensures transparency of its positions.

Bayer sponsors content and events organized by Politico as part of the "Drive sustainable progress" campaign. More information can be found at: https://www.politico.eu/sponsored-content/drive-sustainable-progress-hub/

Other activities supported or organized in 2025 include:

  • EFPIA - Europe's Choice Campaign
  • Bayer - Back to Growth event in Brussels

Inter or Unofficial Groupings

  • Unofficial groupings, Cancer and Rare Diseases

Members

  • Total Members: 66
  • FTE Members: 20
  • EP Accredited Number: 8

The number of persons involved in relevant activities includes staff in the Bayer EU Public Affairs Office, headquarters, and EU member states. Staff outside Brussels are also involved in activities falling under the EU Transparency Register, for instance, through representation in EU trade associations.

Structure

The Bayer EU Public Affairs office represents Bayer AG and all its affiliates at EU level. Further information can be found at: https://www.bayer.com/

Bayer is directly a member of the following associations, networks, or platforms at the EU level:

  • Business Europe
  • European Chemical Industry Council (CEFIC)
  • FluoroProducts and PFAS for Europe (FPP4EU)
  • European Federation of Pharmaceutical Industries Association (EFPIA)
  • The Association of the European Self-Medication Industry (AESGP)
  • CropLife Europe (CLE)
  • Euroseeds
  • Cosmetics Europe
  • DIGITALEUROPE
  • European Justice Forum
  • Food Supplements Europe
  • MedTech Europe
  • European Coordination Committee of the Radiological, Electromedical and Healthcare IT Industry (COCIR)
  • Nuclear Medicines Europe (NMEU)
  • The Alliance for Regenerative Medicine (ARM)
  • European Biostimulants Council (EBIC)
  • MedTech & Pharma Platform
  • European Health Summits (EBS)
  • The Public Affairs Council
  • The Ad Hoc Partnership Limited
  • Conseil de Cooperation Economique (CCE)

The company also supports a network of stakeholders in the area of innovation, health, trade, agricultural, and chemical policy, which includes:

  • Farm Europe
  • Plants for the Future European Technology Platform (Plant ETP)
  • Friends of the Countryside
  • The Glyphosate Renewal Group
  • Chemleg European Notification Panel (ENP)
  • EURORDIS (European Organisation for Rare Diseases)
  • EIT Food
  • EU Critical Medicines Alliance
  • EU Critical Chemicals Alliance
  • The Ad-hoc Annex IX Industry Coalition

Interest Represented

Promotes their own interests or the collective interests of their members.

Financial Data

Closed Year (2025)

  • Start Date: January 1, 2025
  • End Date: December 1, 2025
  • Total Costs: €6,000,000 - €6,499,999

Intermediaries:

Intermediary Name Representation Costs (€)
Dario Ruivo Lda. < 10,000
RPP Group 100,000 - 199,999
EUTOP Europe GmbH 400,000 - 499,999
EU Strategy 25,000 - 49,999
Penta (formerly Hume Brophy) 25,000 - 49,999
Rud Pedersen Public Affairs Brussels 600,000 - 699,999
EPPA SA 50,000 - 99,999
Burson Cohn & Wolfe SRL 10,000 - 24,999

Grants:

Source Amount (€)
EU framework (H2020, HE2020, MarieCurie) 285,000

Current Year

Intermediaries:

  • EUTOP Europe GmbH
  • Rud Pedersen Public Affairs Brussels
  • Penta
  • BOLDT
  • FGS Global (Belgium) BV

Grants: None reported for the current year.

Complementary Information

Transparency is a top priority for Bayer. We are committed to strengthening trust by making information accessible from a whole range of areas, including our political engagement. We have established our own code of conduct for responsible lobbying (publicly available on our website) many years ago and declare our lobbying costs in our annual report. We furthermore publish an annual global Political Advocacy Transparency Report.

Bayer, in addition to the costs of its EU Public Affairs Office, included the expenses of its business divisions providing e.g., background research, position papers, political work within European associations, and visits to Brussels related to activities falling under the scope of the register. Following the rules of the Transparency Register, Bayer included all relevant costs for intermediary contracts falling under the scope and definition of the register. Relevant shares of communication activities as described under heading 9 are included in the total annual costs declared.

Bayer is a member of various trade associations, independently reporting in the transparency register. Membership fees to these trade associations are used for a wide array of activities, including the independent representation of industry interests. The 2025 estimates are in some limited cases not yet available and will be provided in due time. It should be noted that these fees are also being reported in the budgets of the trade associations, thus effectively resulting in a double reporting.

Cette annonce se réfère à une date antérieure et ne reflète pas nécessairement l’état actuel. L’état actuel est présenté à la page suivante : Bayer AG, Leverkusen, Allemagne.