Sustainability

Explore the latest Sustainability articles, taking a deep dive into companies and events from across Europe and the Middle East.

Latest Sustainability Corporate Stories

EcoVadis and Workiva Unite on Carbon Data

EcoVadis and Workiva have partnered to connect supplier carbon intelligence with audit-ready reporting, helping organisations improve Scope 3 accuracy, strengthen disclosure, and accelerate credible decarbonisation strategies.

‘Appetite for a Better World’: How Nomad Foods is Embedding Sustainability into Every-Day Decision Making

Nomad Foods has published its ninth annual sustainability report, outlining progress across sustainable sourcing, emissions reduction, renewable energy and healthier food portfolios as the company positions frozen food as a key part of a more resilient food system.

Stellantis Targets Affordable Electric Mobility with New “E-Car” European Small EV programme

Stellantis has announced plans to launch a new small and affordable electric vehicle programme in Europe, aiming to expand access to low-emission urban mobility while supporting regional manufacturing and automotive employment.

Glebe Farm Foods Expands Sustainable Packaging Strategy with New Paper Packaging Investment

UK oat-based food and drink manufacturer Glebe Farm Foods has introduced new recyclable paper packaging for its PureOaty porridge oats range following investment in on-site packaging technology aimed at supporting more sustainable food production and reducing packaging waste.

Oritain Warns ‘Verification Gap’ is Exposing Global Supply Chains to Rising Regulatory and Reputational Risk

Oritain’s inaugural 2026 Global Supply Chain Intelligence Report argues that traceability alone is no longer sufficient as brands face growing regulatory scrutiny, consumer scepticism and increasing exposure to prohibited sourcing risks across global supply chains.

Energy Transitions Commission : Hormuz Crisis Highlights Clean Energy as Effective Hedge Against Fossil Fuels

The Energy Transitions Commission says the Hormuz disruption underscores how fossil fuel dependence amplifies economic shocks, arguing that rapid deployment of clean energy could displace oil and gas exposure and strengthen long-term energy security and affordability.

“We Are Sharpening Our Focus”: Tesco Group Chief Executive Ken Murphy on Sustainability Report 2026

Tesco has published its Sustainability Report 2026, outlining progress against climate, packaging and healthier food targets while setting out a refreshed set of sustainability commitments focused on building a more resilient food system.

Essity Expands UK Recycled Fibre Capacity with New £30m Prudhoe Facility

Essity has opened a new recycled fibre facility at its Prudhoe manufacturing site in the UK, marking a major investment in sustainable tissue production and circular manufacturing capabilities.

Perfetti Van Melle Cuts Waste by 63.5% Through Forecasting Overhaul with BearingPoint

Perfetti Van Melle has reduced write-offs of finished products and raw materials by 63.5% following a financial planning transformation project delivered with BearingPoint.

ERM and Carbmee Partner to Help Manufacturers Turn Scope 3 Data into Decarbonisation Action

ERM and Carbmee have partnered to help manufacturing companies improve Scope 3 emissions management by combining AI-driven carbon intelligence with supply chain decarbonisation expertise.

Smurfit Westrock Sets New ‘Better Planet’ Targets in Push Toward Circular, Lower-Carbon Packaging

Smurfit Westrock has unveiled a new set of quantified Better Planet sustainability targets as part of its 2025 Sustainability Report, outlining expanded commitments across emissions reduction, water management, waste reduction, and community investment.

Not Just a Low-Emission Fleet, an M&S Low-Emission Fleet

Marks & Spencer is scaling up its low-emission logistics fleet by adding biomethane-powered trucks with 85 percent lower carbon dioxide emissions, contributing to its long-term net zero ambitions.