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CMA recommends changes to consumer law to facilitate the UK achieving a Net Zero economy by 2050, CMA also recommends the introduction of standardized definitions for environmental terms that organizations should correctly adopt when marketing their products

Greenwash.com is a new site set up to tackle greenwashing in the fashion industry. A recent study by the Changing Markets Foundation exposed the amount of greenwashing happening in fashion

Andrew Waddelove, head of sustainability at LV general insurance, looks at substantiating ESG claims, and considers what the Green Claims Code means for the

The CMA has advised the UK government to introduce standard legal definitions for sustainability claims to clampdown on greenwashing.

Fresh advice from Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) explores how competition law could be leveraged to help meet UK's net zero and environmental goals

The CMA has published advice on how competition and consumer laws can help meet the UKs environmental goals, and has outlined plans for a Sustainability Taskforce.

An 'Anti Greenwash Charter' has been launched by the UK's built environment sector signalling growing desire from businesses to tackle misleading environmental claims

Following the Competition and Markets Authority’s publication of the Green Claims Code, the UK regulator is now moving forward with its greenwashing investigation, currently focusing on the fashion industry, with additional industries expected to be reviewed in future.

Following the Competition and Markets Authority’s publication of the Green Claims Code, the UK regulator is now moving forward with its greenwashing investigation, currently focusing on the fashion industry, with additional industries expected to be reviewed in future.

We are just a little over one month into a new year and, from the usual suspects like Shell to supposedly sustainable brands like Oatly, there has already been a swathe of high-profile greenwashing stories. Smart businesses should be taking note, argues edies senior reporter Sarah George.