EXCLUSIVE: EU trade chief calls EUDR “extremely burdensome”
EU’s Director General for Trade Sabine Weyand has questioned the EU’s approach on the EUDR, stating that it has “pushed away” trade partners and that Brussels needs to “learn lessons”
EU’s Director General for Trade Sabine Weyand has questioned the EU’s approach on the EUDR, stating that it has “pushed away” trade partners and that Brussels needs to “learn lessons”
WRI: Indonesia forest loss remains at historic lows WRI’s annual overview of primary forest loss has been published, and the numbers confirm that Indonesia’s historically low deforestation…
EU MEPs, states and industry finally see EUDR risks Emerging opposition of EU Member States to the EUDR is causing more headaches for the EU…
The new data release from the World Resources Institute adds to a growing pile of evidence that palm oil simply isn’t the deforestation bete noir…
Schomaker: “Not Every Smallholder has a Phone” EU Environment Commissioner Astrid Schomaker is in South East Asia this week, and she has raised the ire…
Late last week, Indonesia’s Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs Airlangga Hartarto accused the European Union of ‘regulatory imperialism’ following his visit to Brussels to meet…
The tragic wildfires in Canada have provoked a significant and warranted response from citizens on the North America’s Northeast. The media response to the Canadian…
Officials from Indonesia have stated they will stall trade negotiations with the European Union unless regulators ease requirements under the EU Deforestation Regulation for palm…
Claims on ‘laundered’ palm don’t stack up Over the past two weeks, the UK media has been hit with stories about palm oil making its…
Indonesia, Malaysia Elevate Palm at ASEAN; Presents New Challenge for Brussels, Borrell Indonesia and Malaysia have signalled they will elevate cooperation on palm oil even…
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