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Life Sciences set down ‘a new sustainability path’ in 2022, says PHD MarketingInternational marketing partner to the health and life science sectors, PHD Marketing, has shared insight from a communications perspective on the changes likely to affect life science brands through 2022, particularly as a res...

Half (49%) of UK-based marketing professionals communicating the sustainability ambitions and actions of companies are worried their work may be perceived as greenwashing, amid increased consumer demand for - and scrutiny of - environmental claims.

Welcome to Competition Currents, a monthly newsletter for Greenberg Traurig clients and colleagues highlighting significant recent developments in global antitrust and competition law.

New reviews on misleading claims in early 2022 will pressure companies to provide concrete evidence of their sustainability credentials in an increasingly green-focused and consumer-led market. What does this new regulation mean for brands? Caroline Greenwell, Partner at Charles Russell Speechlys, a law firm, weighs in.

The UK Competition and Markets Authority issued a public Call for Inputs, asking for information that will assist it in answering the UK government’s request for advice on how the tools available under UK competition and consumer laws can better support the UK’s Net Zero goals

UK regulator, Competition and Markets Authority CMA published Green Claims Code to help businesses understand their obligations under consumer protection law. It contains key principles, which require that all green claims must be truthful, accurate, clear, unambiguous and substantiated.

Walker Morris' Regulatory and Commercial Dispute Resolution specialists provide an update and advice for businesses asserting green credentials.