Sustainability Summary
- Good On You - Not found
- Ethical Consumer - Locked
- B Corp - Not found
- Trustpilot - 1.3/5 (173 reviews)
- This is an unclaimed profile. Bosch Home Appliances has not joined Sustainability Tracker to verify their sustainability credentials. We gathered what we could from public sources.
Responsibility at the touch of a button
Bosch Home Appliances presents itself as a long-running appliance brand that focuses on quality, durability, and sustainability. On its Australian site, it says it is committed to reducing environmental impact and building more efficient products. The brand also highlights a long heritage dating back to 1886 and says its appliances are made to last, which can matter for sustainability because longer-lasting products can reduce waste. Independent third-party signals in the scraped content are mixed: Bosch has very poor Trustpilot ratings on some global pages, while the Australian site makes broad sustainability claims without detailed public data in the material provided. Positive Sentiment Found Positive third-party sentiment in the material is limited. The strongest independent signal is not a review score but the fact that Bosch is discussed in broader sustainability and energy-management contexts, which suggests the brand is seen as part of the wider efficiency conversation. The brand’s own site also presents a sustainability position, saying it is committed to reducing environmental impact and building durable appliances. However, because the provided third-party material does not include strong independent praise, certifications, or verified sustainability ratings, the positive picture remains thin and mostly based on Bosch’s own statements rather than outside validation. Common Criticisms: The clearest independent signal is negative consumer feedback on Trustpilot. Bosch Home Appliances’ global Trustpilot page shows a 1.3 out of 5 rating from 173 reviews, which points to strong dissatisfaction among reviewers. Another Bosch Trustpilot page for the UK shows 1.5 out of 5 from 2,302 reviews, again suggesting widespread complaints. The snippets do not break these complaints down in detail, but they do show that product and service experiences are a major issue for many customers. The material also lacks independent sustainability certifications or detailed public environmental data, so the brand’s own sustainability claims are not strongly backed up by third-party evidence in what is provided.
About Bosch Home Appliances
- Status
- Unverified
- Industry
- Consumer Goods
- Country
- Australia
- Founded
- 1967
Bosch Home Appliances Sustainability Actions
Bosch Home Appliances Sustainability Commitments
2020
Bosch becomes carbon neutral
Since the end of 2020, all Bosch locations worldwide operate carbon-neutral. Every Bosch product developed and manufactured at our locations is without leaving a carbon footprint behind. As a result, Bosch's global activities do not have a negative impact on the climate. By doing so, we can directly influence the reduction of carbon emissions and make a big impact in a short time.
2025
Recyclability of materials in products
Bosch aims to increase the recyclability of materials used in products to be greater than 80% by 2025. In the long run, Bosch is hoping to further increase the recyclability of materials to more than 95% in 2030.
2025
Bosch will start using of recycled materials in products
One objective Bosch has is to increase the amount of recycled materials used in the production of new products. In 2025, Bosch aims to use more than 25% of recycled materials in products.
