Tate & Lyle updates science-based targets to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
Ingredient solutions firm Tate & Lyle has updated its science-based greenhouse gas emissions reduction targets, following the acquisition of CP…
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Sustainability still a ‘mainstream priority’ for US consumers despite changing corporate landscape
US consumers are ‘holding their ground’ when it comes to sustainability, despite changing corporate attitudes to the subject, a new…
Anti-ESG movement in the United States testing Canadian climate governance
Political and legal opposition to ESG measures in the United States is spilling over the border to Canada, but the…
ISSB to establish seat in Geneva from 2027
The International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) has announced that it plans to open an office in Geneva, Switzerland, which will…
Food multinationals need to do more to turn sustainability pledges into action
Multinational food and beverage companies need to improve how they translate sustainability pledges into measurable action on the ground, a…
Meat products with sustainability labels do cost more, but price premium varies
Meat products that carry sustainability labelling do cost more, however the price premium varies significantly depending on the type of…
Majority of Germans still favour ambitious climate action, although support is declining
While the majority (80%) of consumers in Germany state that they are concerned about climate change, support for transition measures…
Swedes show ‘renewed willingness’ to make sustainable investments
Swedes are more willing to pay for sustainable investments, despite subdued confidence that said investments will deliver higher returns, the…
Three quarters of Spanish consumers say sustainability is an ‘important factor’ when shopping
Some 74% of Spanish consumers consider sustainability to be an ‘important factor’ while shopping, however less than two fifths (37%)…
Ardagh Group reports progress on emissions reduction, renewables rollout
Packaging giant Ardagh Group has published its latest Sustainability Report, outlining the progress made in emissions reduction, increased use of…