EcoVadis’ Post

It’s certainly been a few busy weeks for the policymakers in the EU and elsewhere: ✳ After weeks of speculation, the EU decided to delay the #EUDR by 12 months. ✳ Alongside introducing requirements to minimize the bloc’s contribution to deforestation, the EU bans products made with forced labor. ✳ China and South Africa set to introduce #ESG reporting regimes. ✳ The European Commission published a set of FAQs to support the implementation of the #EUTaxonomy and announced to include it in an #omnibus package. Read more in another edition of our regulatory newsletter.

ESG Regulations Round-Up #2

ESG Regulations Round-Up #2

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Brad P.

Strategic Thinker | Lifelong Learner | Innovator | Passionate about Transforming Ideas into Action

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The long and short of it: companies need to change how they prepare for sustainability assessments like Ecovadis. It’s not just about checking off requirements; it’s about being open and honest about their supply chains. As rules get stricter, businesses that improve their sustainability stories with clear data will not only do well in their Ecovadis evaluations but also stand out as leaders in a market that is paying more attention.

Oliver Cronk

Technology Director | Sustainable Innovation & Architecture | Speaker and Facilitator | MBCS CITP

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Regulation for ESG rating agencies (last para) is very interesting Trish Quinn David Rees Graham Odds

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