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Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive: It has been a bumpy ride, and the journey has only just begun

CSDDD: How some actors gambled with workers' rights to save corporate profits

While the approval of the CSDDD may mark the beginning of a new era for responsible business conduct, it also shows the immense imbalance of power between a few powerful corporate actors and lawmakers and civil society trying to curb their power.

BREAKING: Political deal reached on Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive - Business & Human Rights Resource Centre

EU: National Human Rights Institutions provide recommendations on material scope of human and environmental rights to be protected under the CSDDD

Trade talks between Australia and EU collapse

Championing Europe's SMEs: Commission provides new relief to boost the competitiveness and resilience of SMEs

The Commission is presenting a series of initiatives to address the needs of Europe's small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the current economic environment. Representing 99% of Europe's businesses, SMEs are essential drivers of Europe's green and digital transitions, but continue to face unpredictability and volatility as a result of a number of crises in […]

Communication on SMEs relief (Questions and Answers)

MEPs want Commission chief to set EU animal welfare revision as a priority

Good Food Good Farming | People Across Europe Demand Better Food Systems! | Agricultural and Rural Convention

As the European Commission is expected to publish a proposal for a Sustainable Food Systems Law in the autumn, Good Food Good Farming launched Food for Talk: days of dialogue that highlight the voices of farmers, fishers, activists and citizens. In a participatory video, the movement now calls for #GoodFood4EU through an ambitious law proposal. Report by Good Food Good Farming. As the European Commission is expected to publish a proposal for a Sustainable Food Systems Law in the autumn, Good Food Good Farming launched Food for Talk: days of dialogue that highlight the voices of farmers, fishers, activists and citizens. In a participatory video, the movement now calls for #GoodFood4EU through an ambitious law proposal. Report by Good Food Good Farming.

Organic farms, consumer rights 'at risk' in new GMO opt-outs

Leaks of the EU Commission's proposal for plants produced by new genomic techniques have prompted concern regarding transparency, consumer rights, and co-existence with existing organic agriculture in the EU.