News & analysis
April 5, 2026
The REP Wrap: Nestle kicks off project on labour rights
Your weekly summary of corporate sustainability news.
April 2, 2026
EU moves to soften carbon price as Japan makes ETS mandatory
The European Commission tables proposal to boost supply of allowances in the first of many anticipated changes to EU ETS
March 27, 2026
New centre will use due diligence laws to hold firms accountable for supply chain abuses
Body to provide resources and guidance to workers, and combat 'an overreliance on social audits' among companies
March 27, 2026
Carbon Measures CEO: ‘These are the types of organisations I absolutely want to work with’
Amy Brachio talks about the initiative's ultimate objectives, and why she's okay with the current scepticism
March 24, 2026
More big names added to carbon accounting advisory board
Shell and BASF employees among latest appointed to help shape product-level framework
March 22, 2026
100+ firms sign letter calling attack on Europe’s carbon market a ‘serious misdiagnosis’
IKEA, Unilever and Volvo among firms asking for 'targeted' revisions to EU ETS, while second statement focuses on weaning industry off fossil fuels
March 19, 2026
Corporate sustainability jobs
Amazon, McDonald’s, Coca-Cola and Rolls Royce are among those currently recruiting sustainability experts.
March 19, 2026
Nestle calls on peers to join campaign to stop EU deforestation law being re-opened
'Please do not reward companies that have not invested in time, even after two delays,' says letter signed by Danone, Ferrero and Bel