EU bans mass clothing destruction
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The European Commission announced a regulation banning large EU companies from destroying unsold clothing, effective from July, to curb waste and reduce emissions.
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Forests are paying the price for corporate profit. An anti-deforestation law is being watered down - but the European Commission’s President can still hold the line. Public pressure now matters. Add your voice for forests. action.wemove.eu/sign/2026-02...
Healthy forests are our right!
Every ruined forest. Every polluted river. Enough. A key EU law to hold coffee, rubber, and palm oil giants accountable for deforestation is being weakened to protect profiteering - not our safety or ...
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February 9, 2026 at 3:16 PM
Forests are paying the price for corporate profit. An anti-deforestation law is being watered down - but the European Commission’s President can still hold the line. Public pressure now matters. Add your voice for forests. action.wemove.eu/sign/2026-02...
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India has secured tariff-free access to the EU’s garment market, even as Bangladesh’s loss of preferential status looms. buff.ly/WmS2vFO
February 9, 2026 at 10:36 AM
India has secured tariff-free access to the EU’s garment market, even as Bangladesh’s loss of preferential status looms. buff.ly/WmS2vFO