Why apparel manufacturers are treating sustainability as cost control Sustainability in the apparel sector is no longer framed solely as a compliance task or reputational exercise. Instead, manufacturers are treating […]
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Fashion brands and suppliers face a trillion-pound funding shortfall The fashion industry knows how to cut emissions. What it has not resolved is who pays for the transition. Brands increasingly
Who Pays for the Decarbonization of the Fashion Industry? Read More »
Marks & Spencer brings vertical farming to UK supermarket shelves Marks & Spencer has launched vertically farmed salad leaves in its UK stores, marking a shift from pilot projects to
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Frozen food group exceeds science-based carbon target by 63% Nomad Foods has cut greenhouse gas emissions by more than 40% against its 2019 baseline. The result exceeds the company’s original
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Diageo invests $415 million in Alabama manufacturing expansion Diageo has opened a large manufacturing and warehousing facility in Montgomery, Alabama. The company invested $415 million in the 360,000-square-foot site. This
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Pharmaceutical emissions continue upward despite corporate climate pledges Pharmaceutical companies have set ambitious climate targets in recent years. However, industry emissions are still rising. The gap between corporate promises and
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Mantel and Wood begin engineering study for Alberta carbon capture system Mantel Capture and engineering firm Wood have started front-end engineering and design (FEED) work on a commercial carbon capture
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M&S confirms construction start on £340 million automated distribution centre Marks & Spencer has started building a new automated food distribution centre in Northamptonshire. The £340 million facility represents the
Marks & Spencer Launches £340m Sustainable Food Distribution Centre Read More »
Why carbon credits now carry both opportunity and significant risk Corporate climate commitments face unprecedented scrutiny. Regulators, investors, and consumers now examine environmental claims with forensic attention. Carbon credits remain
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Supply chain emissions dominate global climate impact London Climate Action Week 2026 has brought sustainable supply chains into sharp focus. More than 3,000 business leaders gathered at County Hall for
Discover Sustainable Supply Chains at Climate Action Week Read More »
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