Boehringer Ingelheim was selected as the winner of Agilent Technologies Inc.'s inaugural Instrument Trade-In Impact Award in recognition of sustainability leadership demonstrated through participation in Agilent's trade-in and buyback program.

Agilent Technologies Inc. (NYSE: A) today announced that Boehringer Ingelheim has been selected as the winner of Agilent's inaugural Instrument Trade-In Impact Award, recognizing exceptional sustainability leadership demonstrated through their participation in Agilent's trade-in and buyback program.

The annual award honors the global partner that achieves the highest sustainability impact by diverting end-of-life laboratory instruments from landfill and contributing to the circular use of scientific equipment. In 2025, Boehringer Ingelheim led all partners in responsible trade-in activity, ensuring that retired instruments were reused, refurbished, or properly recycled.

"Boehringer Ingelheim's commitment to sustainability exemplifies how industry partnerships can accelerate measurable environmental progress," said Joydeep Ganguly, Agilent's Chief Operations and Quality Officer, and ESG Chair. "Their efforts directly support Agilent's mission to advance a circular economy by extending the life of scientific instrumentation and reducing environmental impact across the value chain."

Through their 2025 trade-in activity, Boehringer Ingelheim diverted 6,600 kg of instrument waste from landfill—representing the highest recovery value of any Agilent partner for the year. Their leadership sets a strong example for sustainable procurement and lifecycle management across the scientific community.

"Sustainability is a strategic priority at Boehringer Ingelheim, guiding how we operate our laboratories and manage resources across their full lifecycle. Our long-term commitment to the circular economy focuses on reducing waste and creating a measurable impact. Partnering with Agilent helps us turn this ambition into action and advance more sustainable laboratory practices together." said Yulia Ovchinnikova, Head of Global Sourcing Area Indirect at Boehringer Ingelheim

The Instrument Trade-In Impact Award is part of Agilent's broader focus on supporting customer sustainability goals through reuse pathways, energy-efficient technologies, and programs designed to reduce laboratory waste and promote circular economy practices. 

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