The European Union’s sustainability framework has grown rapidly over the past decade, with policies designed to steer businesses towards climate neutrality, circularity, and social responsibility. To boost European competitiveness while safeguarding economic, social, and environmental goals, the European Commission has now turned its attention to reducing regulatory burdens and simplifying
One of the most impactful pieces of chemicals legislation in recent years, the EU PFAS restriction proposal, is moving forward....
A revised EU Bioeconomy Strategy is expected by the end of 2025, as the European Commission seeks to boost strategic...
The EU is rewriting the rules of global trade through its sustainability agenda. What began as a domestic effort to...
The European Union is preparing to take the next step in its circular economy journey with the launch of the...
Despite a recent push for a more pragmatic, competitiveness-focused policy approach, which could indicate declining enthusiasm for green policies, the...
From historic droughts in Mediterranean countries to devastating floods in Central Europe, the continent is already feeling the impact of...
In today’s globalised markets, traceability has emerged as more than just a technical requirement. It is a strategic tool that...
As the twin crises of biodiversity loss and climate change intensify, policymakers and businesses are exploring new ways to integrate...
After many delays, the EU Waste Framework Directive (WFD) is now close to formal adoption (expected in the autumn of...
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