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Forced Labour Regulation: judged on the result, but evidence is key Under the EU’s Forced Labour Regulation, it won’t be enough to have tried to eradicate forced labour from a supply chain. Companies will have to ensure that their products are free of forced labour. The European Commission’s new
Forced Labour Regulation: judged on the result, but evidence is key Under the EU’s Forced Labour Regulation, it won’t be...
The anatomy of a sofa What is in a sofa? On the surface, it looks quite simple, but in fact,...
The Protein Plan is about much more than what’s on our plates. The EU’s new Protein Action Plan signals a...
Circular business models in the EU are no longer a niche topic. Repair, resale, rental and reuse are attracting growing...
The Digital Product Passport (DPP) is set to become a central component of EU product regulation under the Ecodesign for...
The EU Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) is one of the EU’s flagship initiatives to tackle packaging waste and...
EU traceability and transparency requirements are moving beyond traditional compliance and toward verifiable supply-chain data. From the EU Deforestation Regulation...
The circular economy has become one of the defining pillars of EU environmental policy. At its core lies a simple...
When the Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR) was adopted in July 2024, one provision captured particular political and media...
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