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The Role of Packaging in Modern Business Packaging is often a crucial element of a company’s marketing strategy, acting as an emblem of the product itself. Iconic examples like Toblerone’s…
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The United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals are primarily goals crafted for countries in 2015, to make the world a better place by 2030. Since then, it has been used as…
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Last month, the EU voted to new rules aiming to make product labelling clearer and more trustworthy by banning the use of environmental claims such as “environmentally friendly”, “natural”, “biodegradable”,…
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In a world that is increasingly aware of its environmental footprint, the concept of the circular economy has emerged as a beacon of sustainable practice. This transformative approach shifts the…
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Planting trees is a powerful tool in combating climate change, but it's not a standalone solution and other solutions should be explored.
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The article discusses the Triple Bottom Line (TBL), which encompasses economic, social, and environmental performance as key measures of business success. Using the textile dyeing industry as an example, it demonstrates how TBL can drive positive change, benefiting both businesses and society. TBL offers a path to sustainable and responsible business practices, shaping a brighter future for all.
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The European Parliament's Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) mandates reporting on environmental, social, and governance impacts for large companies, gradually expanding to cover more businesses by 2028. Compliance fosters transparency and sustainable practices, but may burden smaller firms unevenly.
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The EU's 8th Environment Action Programme aims for Europeans to live sustainably by 2050. Six main objectives include reducing greenhouse gas emissions, achieving climate neutrality, and promoting a circular economy. European businesses face new regulations, such as the iPhone charging cable standardization and reparability index, driving sustainable consumer habits. Governments encourage sustainability through urban planning and climate initiatives, setting measurable goals for cities.
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In a move that resonates with environmental and practical implications, a landmark decision by Apple to transition its iPhones to USB-C ports is making waves. This shift, beyond aligning with…
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Recently, Schneider Electric announced it would help its largest 1,000 suppliers reduce their CO2 emissions. Schneider Electric Partners with Top 1,000 Suppliers I found this particularly interesting because, for the…
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