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In recent years, sustainability has become a gimmick used by fast-fashion retailers to reach young buyers. But smaller brands are still setting the standards for environment consciousness in the industry.
EU Taxonomy should align with already defined sectoral sustainability criteria and recognise the seaports’ decarbonisation and greening strategies
European ports fully endorse the idea to help private investors to prioritise green and sustainable investments by providing them a clear manual with common definitions. But they however ask the Commission and relevant policy makers to respect the sustainability requirements and funding priorities put forward in sectoral legislation when using the EU taxonomy framework as a basis for public funding and financing instruments.
Selfridges launches biggest sustainability edit including items from Stella McCartney and Ganni
Selfridges is helping its customers make more sustainable choices with its new eco-friendly fashion edit, which contains more than 3,000 products from brands across fashion, homewares and beauty.The British retailer has chosen items from more than 100 brands, including Stella McCartney, Ganni and…
Report Shows Millennials and Generation Z Are Pushing Plant Based Wave
It has become even more apparent that millennials and Gen Z are the driving force behind the plant-based movement. They are creating a much higher demand for products that were once a very small portion of the food market. The pandemic highlight just how popular a plant-based diet is among many millennials and generation Z people are, through media and market trends. The demand for plant-based foods is expected to continue to grow even more through 2024, as gen Z and millennials continue to choose plant-based options for health, environmental, and animal welfare reasons.
Symrise Receives DQS Sustainability Award
“We are proud of this award, which recognizes the core of our commitment to sustainability, our corporate strategy,” says Dr. Heinz-Jürgen Bertram, CEO of Symrise AG.
Filling an educational gap – delivering expert knowledge on gender equality, diversity and inclusion in forestry to all
The University of Padova is revolutionizing forestry education with a free online course focused on gender equality, diversity, and inclusion. Participants will gain unlimited access to a wealth of resources including articles, videos, and quizzes, along with the opportunity to earn a PDF Certificate of Achievement. This initiative coincides with the International Day of Forests, emphasizing the global importance of forest conservation. Additionally, the XXVI IUFRO World Congress 2024 in Stockholm will highlight a shift towards greater global equity, with a significant representation from the Global South, aligning with the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals to foster inclusive partnerships. This course and congress represent pivotal steps towards inclusivity in forestry education and practice.