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article Supply-chain Sustainability Remains a Key Priority for Companies Despite Regulatory Uncertainty
November 3rd, 2025 • A new report from the MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics (MIT CTL) and the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals (CSCMP) shows that around 85% of companies are maintaining or increasing sustainability efforts in their supply chains, yet many still struggle with measuring upstream (Scope 3) emissions.
article EU Launches Public Consultation on Forthcoming Advanced Materials Act
November 3rd, 2025 • The European Commission (EC) has opened a call for evidence and public consultation to shape the forthcoming Advanced Materials Act, aiming to strengthen Europe’s industrial leadership, strategic autonomy and sustainable transition. The consultation will run until 13 January 2026, ahead of a proposal expected in 2026.
article Singapore Establishes State-Owned Company to Procure Sustainable Aviation Fuel
November 3rd, 2025 • Singapore will create a new state company to aggregate demand and purchase sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), funded by a levy on departing passengers and cargo. The country aims to raise SAF usage to 1 % at its airports next year and to 3–5 % by 2030.
article BIO-FED Introduces M·CYCLOSE® Recyclate Range to Boost Circular Economy in Plastics Manufacturing
November 3rd, 2025 • German materials specialist BIO-FED GmbH has launched a new line of recycled-content material solutions under the brand name M·CYCLOSE®, combining ready-to-use grades and custom recycling compounds for packaging, household appliances and consumer goods. The offering is designed to help manufacturers substitute virgin plastics with post-consumer recyclate across multiple polymer types.
article Recycled Plastics Drive Innovation in Beverage Multipack Packaging
October 26th, 2025 • Beverage producers and packaging suppliers are increasingly adopting recycled plastics and redesigned multipack formats to meet regulatory targets and strengthen circular-economy strategies. The trend highlights growing momentum toward sustainability-compliant packaging in the beverage industry.
article Stella McCartney Unveils Fabric that Captures Carbon and Air Pollutants
October 25th, 2025 • Luxury fashion brand Stella McCartney has launched a new fabric line treated with an innovative surface technology capable of absorbing carbon dioxide and air pollutants. The development highlights the growing potential of material innovation in advancing sustainability and net-zero strategies across industries.
article Kenya’s Mushroom-Based Building Panels Offer Low-Carbon, Cost-Effective Housing Solution
October 25th, 2025 • A Nairobi-based company is transforming agricultural waste into building materials by using mushroom root structures, known as mycelium. The innovation aims to cut costs, reduce carbon emissions, and provide an eco-friendly alternative for Kenya’s growing housing demand.
article EU Delays Sustainability Reporting Deadlines for Non-EU Companies Operating in the Bloc
October 25th, 2025 • The European Parliament approved a postponement that moves the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive compliance date for non-EU companies from June 2026 to at least October 2027. The change is part of the Omnibus I reform package and accompanies other measures that narrow the scope of EU sustainability and due-diligence rules. The revision gives multinational firms more time to align reporting processes and reduces near-term compliance pressure for some overseas operators.
article Europe Unites for Climate Action, Competitiveness and Resilience
October 25th, 2025 • A European Commission conference on September 30, 2025 brought together more than 1,600 participants to discuss how policy, finance, and local engagement can align to deliver climate-related policies that support competitiveness, resilience, and social outcomes. Participants stressed clear policy signals, investment mobilization, and scalable local solutions.
article Critical Minerals, Decarbonisation, and Government De-Risking Dominate Mining Industry’s Agenda
October 25th, 2025 • At IMARC 2025, mining leaders highlighted three key priorities for the sector: securing critical minerals to support the energy transition, advancing cost-effective decarbonisation of operations, and expanding government involvement in de-risking supply chains. Together, these factors are reshaping global mining strategies and aligning the industry more closely with net-zero goals.
article EU Prepares Stability Measures for New Carbon Market Covering Buildings and Road Transport
October 25th, 2025 • The European Commission is preparing measures to ensure a smooth start for the ETS2, the upcoming carbon market covering buildings and road transport. The plan includes earlier auctions, financial tools to support investments, and mechanisms to prevent price volatility before the system launches in 2027.
article Fossil Fuels Expected to Supply Up to 55 % of Global Energy in 2050, McKinsey Says
October 25th, 2025 • A new modelling update from McKinsey & Company projects that fossil fuels, oil, gas, and coal will still account for between 41 % and 55 % of global energy consumption by 2050, significantly higher than prior forecasts. The sustained share reflects rising electricity and data-centre demand, slower deployment of alternative fuels, and persistent affordability and security challenges in the energy transition.
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