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WWF has welcomed the publication of the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) review package, however it added that changes to the product scope mix – notably the decision to exclude leather – 'sends a worrying signal'.
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Decision to exclude leather products from EUDR ‘sends a worrying signal’

3 months ago3 months ago5 mins

WWF has welcomed the publication of the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) review package, however it added that changes to the…

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The incoming EU Deforestation Regulation is already influencing how major firms are addressing deforestation in their supply chains, even before the regulation comes into effect at the end of 2026, a new report by Global Canopy has found.
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Incoming EUDR already influencing how firms address commodity-driven deforestation

3 months ago3 months ago5 mins

The incoming EU Deforestation Regulation is already influencing how major firms are addressing deforestation in their supply chains, even before…

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The decision by member companies of ABIOVE (the Brazilian Association of Vegetable Oil Industries) to quit the soy moratorium, which bans signatories from purchasing soy grown on deforested Amazon land, is a 'serious and unjustifiable setback for the private sector and for Brazil', WWF Brasil has said.
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Decision by traders to quit Soy Moratorium pact puts Brazil’s agribusiness sector ‘at risk’

7 months ago7 months ago3 mins

The decision by member companies of ABIOVE (the Brazilian Association of Vegetable Oil Industries) to quit the soy moratorium, which…

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The announcement by the European Commission that it is proposing targeted measures to ensure the timely implementation of the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) protects the 'core principles' of the regulation, the World Resources Institute has said.
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‘Workaround’ on implementation protects EUDR’s core principles, says WRI

9 months ago9 months ago6 mins

The announcement by the European Commission that it is proposing targeted measures to ensure the timely implementation of the EU…

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Paper products manufacturer Sofidel has said that it is committed to achieving net zero across its entire supply chain by 2050, adding that it is 'intensifying' its ecological transition strategy.
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Sofidel commits to net zero emissions by 2050

11 months ago11 months ago3 mins

Paper products manufacturer Sofidel has said that it is committed to achieving net zero across its entire supply chain by…

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Human activities such as deforestation and the expansion of agricultural land has had a massive impact on natural land carbon stocks, a study by researchers at Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München (LMU) has found.
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Human impact has reduced natural land carbon stocks by 24%

11 months ago7 months ago3 mins

Human activities such as deforestation and the expansion of agricultural land has had a massive impact on natural land carbon…

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Ruediger Hagedorn, Data-Driven Value Chain Director, The Consumer Goods Forum.
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Smarter data use reshapes consumer goods companies’ profitability and sustainability

11 months ago7 months ago7 mins

Op-ed by Ruediger Hagedorn, Data-Driven Value Chain Director, The Consumer Goods Forum. In today’s ‘age of AI’, how companies use data…

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Nature-based climate solutions (NbCS) are currently 'falling short', and need to be restructured in order to work more effectively, a new study led by researchers from the University of Utah, University of California Santa Barbara, and other institutions has found.
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Nature-based climate solutions need to be restructured to work more effectively

12 months ago12 months ago4 mins

Nature-based climate solutions (NbCS) are currently ‘falling short’, and need to be restructured in order to work more effectively, a…

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SustainabilityOnline talks to The Consumer Goods Forum's Didier Bergeret about why businesses need to be pragmatic about sustainability.
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The Consumer Goods Forum’s Didier Bergeret on why businesses need to be pragmatic about sustainability

1 year ago5 months ago10 mins

The Consumer Goods Forum (CGF), which brings together industry leaders from across the retail and CPG industry, has been instrumental…

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The cutting of 32,000 acres of boreal forests in Canada to produce toilet paper and paper towels generates more than 3.8 million tonnes of carbon emissions each year, according to a new study by the Centre for Sustainable Economy (CSE).
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Emissions impact of toilet paper production explored in new report

1 year ago1 year ago4 mins

The cutting of 32,000 acres of boreal forests in Canada to produce toilet paper and paper towels generates more than…

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Poster announcing Decarbon 2027: Oil and Gas Decarbonisation Congress, with abstract glassy bubbles at the bottom.

INTERVIEWS

  • Ambition Into Action – Trine Pondal, Director, Sustainability & Social Responsibility, Flying Tiger CopenhagenJuly 27, 2026
  • Ambition Into Action – Daniel Gadd, CEO and Co-Founder, Position GreenJuly 23, 2026
  • IBM’s Mark Kardos on how well-managed AI can help improve sustainability performanceJuly 16, 2026
  • Ambition Into Action – John Thomas, Global Sustainability Director, Transformation and Engagement, DecathlonJuly 13, 2026
  • Savills’ Lizzie Jones on how the global real estate firm is navigating an evolving ESG landscapeJuly 9, 2026

Banner for the Oil and Gas Decarbonisation Congress (Feb 15–16, 2027, Berlin) with a dark background and abstract ribbon artwork.

EXPLAINER

  • Why carbon emissions and biodiversity can’t stay in separate silosJuly 22, 2026
  • Why water must no longer be the forgotten utilityJuly 20, 2026
  • What the 2026 FIFA World Cup can teach us about social legitimacyJuly 14, 2026
  • Geo Green Power revamps its domestic solar offering to provide increased long-term value for customersJuly 9, 2026
  • What role does smart packaging play in reducing healthcare waste?July 9, 2026

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