Europe
ISEAL revises Code of Good Practices to manage Sustainability claims
The move is aimed at fighting greenwashing.
Schneider Electric ranks No 1in Gartner Supply Chain Top 25 in Europe for 2022
This is the third time in a row that Schneider Electric has bagged the top position.
International Paper and GFN ramp up food security midst growing food crisis
Grants from the duo have helped support food banks in many countries across the globe.
Curiosity Cube sparks interest and engages students across the US
MilliporeSigma created the Curiosity Cube to spark interest in STEM subjects for US and Canadian students.
Qualcomm Innovation Fellowship awards researchers in the field of cyber security and artificial intelligence
The 13th edition of the QIF has 4 winners.
Enbridge to meet company-wide net zero emission by 2050
“The 2050 target is absolutely doable with the right roadmap” – Enbridge.
Under industry sway, EU to reintroduce processed animal proteins
Policy making in Brussels has long been a notorious banquet for lobby groups. The decision to reintroduce highly controversial processed animal proteins (PAP) to the European food system is the one recent example that risks damaging the ambitions of the European Green Deal.
Towards A ‘Decarbonized Future’
The temporary “emission reduction due to the COVID-19 lockdown” is not a significant one.
Globalization, food security and sovereignty: Is European business ready to stand up?
Food has always been one of the main sources of concern for humanity. Even now, despite the fact that the world is moving forward with resolving food issues, the problems of food security and sovereignty remain in all corners of the planet, including Europe: about half a million people there do not have regular and sufficient access to food. Are European food producers ready to solve the problem?
The European Commission Moves Towards Building Sustainable Finance Infrastructure
HLEG releases interim report to advise the EU towards developing “sustainable finance”.
Cashless economy in Europe: whom does it benefit?
What was deemed a crazy idea just a decade ago has now drifted its way into mainstream politics. More and more ink is being given to the idea of making our economies cashless. In the eyes of promoters, it would make our societies more modern, safer, and fairer to ordinary people. But when theories are being promoted, the arguments they contain are often carefully selected, in order not to reveal who is really pushing for it. So, in the end, who really wants cash to disappear?
RackEye Brings Real Time Rack ‘Damage Detector’ To Europe
RackEye can detect impacts that are impossible to catch with normal vision.
DONG Energy’s To Make A Complete Green Shift By The Year Of 2030
DONG Energy turns out to be the first among Europe’s large power generating stations to stop using coal for its operations.
Ethanol Can Clean UpTo 14% Of Emission From The Atmosphere
A new study indicates that all the notions of ethanol being a cleaner turn out to be justified study results.
UK Workers Suffer Mainly From Mental Health Issues
UK leads in maximum sick leaves used by the workers on an annual basis.
Economic Future Of Europe Pursues Sustainable Investments
The new financial strategy in Europe involves sustainable investment practices.
The Marine Conservation Zones Along The English Coast Have Been Extended Up to Fifty
Newly designated marine conservation sites to help save the natural geography along with the endangered fauna and flora of the English coasts.
Petcore Europe Conference Combines Recycling Solutions Within Its Agenda
Besides covering topics such as “sustainability, circular economy, innovation and globalisation”, Petcore also looks into various solutions of recycling.
European Leading Food Companies Join Hands To Fight ‘Food Waste’
In order to curb the food waste that take place almost at every stage in the food supply chain, the European well known food companies have come together to start a global initiative in this line.
VIVAT And TCS Come Together To Improve Their Customer Service And Efficiency
TCS joins hand with VIVAT, a Dutch insurance company for enhancing the “customer experience”.
Green Energy Investments Stalls In Europe
In spite of clues of a worldwide recuperation for renewable energy venture, Europe saw their advancement slow down in the course of the most recent year, recording a bit less than 1% development for the period, as per United Nation information discharged for the current week.
Small Business Say ‘Nay!’ to EU
While Europe stays engrossed with the likelihood of Grexit – a Greek flight from the euro – a possibly substantially more seismic occasion is moving closer by the day. The thought that the United Kingdom may stop the European Union would have appeared to be whimsical even five years prior, however now it is a genuine probability – and the nation’s organizations, expansive and little, are starting to frenzy.
The economic impact of low oil prices
A brief examination on how low oil prices affects us and the world in which we live in.
