EU proposes new deforestation rules timetable for “large and medium” companies
The EU is now proposing not to delay the implementation of its deforestation programme for “large and medium” companies beyond…
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BrewDog sells ‘Lost Forest’ estate at centre of ESG push
BrewDog has sold its Kinrara Estate to natural capital asset manager Oxygen Conservation after only buying the site five years…
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Amazon soy moratorium ‘to continue until end of 2025’
The Amazon soy moratorium will remain in place for the rest of the year after Brazil’s competition watchdog reportedly ruled…
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UK retailers to pass on “majority” of EPR costs to shoppers
UK retailers are to pass on most of the costs from the UK's new Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) legislation, the…
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Patchy progress on food and agriculture sustainable development goals, FAO says
Momentum towards the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) tied to food and agriculture remains uneven, with worsening gaps across key…
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EU seeks fresh delay to deforestation rules amid IT headaches
IT problems have led The European Commission to propose another delay to the EU's new deforestation rules coming into force.…
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Nestlé sued for alleged greenwashing in Poland
Nestlé is facing legal action in Poland over alleged “greenwashing” claims made on its Nałęczowianka bottled water packaging. The company…
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California passes bill to phase out “forever chemicals” in packaging
California’s legislature has passed a bill to ban “forever chemicals” in food packaging and certain consumer goods, though the move…
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Château Lafleur withdraws from Bordeaux appellation
French winemaker Société Civile du Château Lafleur plans to leave the Bordeaux and Pomerol appellations, pointing to its efforts to…
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Brazil judge ‘suspends move to halt soy moratorium’
A judge in Brazil has reportedly issued an injunction suspending a move by the country’s competition watchdog to halt the…
