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Sustainability in focus

20 March 2023

Doing the right thing is not just good for business, it is good business. But, with a huge amount of regulatory change and public scrutiny, this is becoming more and more challenging. Our sustainability hub tackles some of the key issues facing the Consumer sector. 

The plethora of new regulations, proposals and the pace of legislatory change in the UK and EU makes the compliance environment ambiguous and difficult to navigate. Consumer businesses need to consider the implicatons of Brexit, Deposit Return Schemes (DRS), Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulations and the EU's Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive, to name just a few.  

To guide you through this ever-changing landscape, we're monitoring the horizon so that you can make best of your sustainability endeavours: 

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Advertising and Green Claims

 
Advertising and Green Claims

 

CSDDD

 
CSDDD

True Diligence is based on opinion research amongst 1,200 C-suite leaders from companies with a minimum global turnover of €150 million that are based in France, Germany, Italy, Poland, Spain, or the UK.

Once implemented, the EU's proposed Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CS3D), will impose an unparalleled and extensive corporate governance duty on many companies based in and outside the EU.

The Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive is game-changing legislation. It shifts the focus from words to tangible action on ensuring environmental sustainability and the actual and potential impacts on human rights.

Deposit Return Scheme

 
Deposit Return Scheme

Packaging & Recyclability

 
Packaging & Recyclability

Products and Goods

 
Products and Goods

Transparency and Culture

 
Transparency and Culture

 

Transport

 
Transport

 

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