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HAITIAN CLOTHING, TEXTILE INDUSTRY APPEALS FOR INTERNATIONAL HELP TO STAY OPEN
As Haitian clothing and textile factories lose contracts and are forced to shut down amidst this Caribbean country’s ongoing lawlessness and political chaos, industry officials in Haiti say the only way they can save this important national manufacturing sector is through international intervention.…
MENGNIU BETS BIG ON ICE CREAM
Chinese dairy giant Mengniu has told Just Food it wants to shorten supply chains for China’s growing ice cream market in a deal with the local government in Meishan, Sichuan province, to build a smart facility to make premium ice cream.…
INTERNATIONAL FOOD SECTOR INNOVATES IN PACKAGING DESIGN TO REDUCE FOOD WASTE
Fresh food manufacturers worldwide are developing intelligent packaging that can help them reduce both food and plastic waste, responding to regulatory and consumer pressure to minimise their products’ environmental footprints.
Such bio-innovations may be of particular importance to European Union (EU) food manufacturing companies, given the EU is revising its packaging and packaging waste directive.…
EU FOOD AND DRINK SECTOR DEMANDS PROPER ENABLING CONDITIONS TO MEET NEW PACKAGING RULES
THE EUROPEAN Commission’s new proposal for a packaging and packaging waste regulation (PPWR) adopted November 30, 2022 (1), will only be successful if amendments make its ambitious sustainability targets more realistic, European food and drink experts have told Food & Drink Technology (FDT).…
HARD CURRENCY POOR EGYPTIAN BUSINESSES ENGAGE IN ILLICIT ACTIVITY TO STAY AFLOAT
EGYPTIAN businesses are struggling to import goods due to an ongoing shortage of US dollars, while the Egyptian pound has depreciated by over half in less than a year and inflation is in the double digits. Such issues, along with tough import requirements, has pushed businesses to resort to roundabout, sometimes illicit, means to stay afloat.…
BRAZIL’S DAIRY INDUSTRY AIMS FOR RECOVERY UNDER NEW PRESIDENT IN 2023
Brazil’s economy has been either contracting or sluggish for the last decade, but the country’s strong dairy sector hopes this year could be different. With a new President in charge of the most populous South American nation since January 1, business leaders say exports could revive the industry, even if the local market continues to be in poor shape.…
ISSB STANDARDS MAY UNLOCK EMERGING MARKET AND SMALL BUSINESS REPORTING CAPACITY, SAY EXPERTS
The agreement of the first two International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) standards may help new tech-based data networks unlock capital and investment flows to smaller businesses and especially in emerging markets, a symposium in Montréal, Canada, has been told.
A panel of development experts speaking at the event on Friday (Feb 17) noted how artificial intelligence (AI) and machine-learning-based data platforms can mesh with digitised smaller businesses, helping entice investors seeking sustainable opportunities.…
EU CAN MANUFACTURERS CONTEST NEW PACKAGING REUSE RULES
THE EUROPEAN Commission’s new proposal for a European Union (EU) packaging and packaging waste regulation, released last November (2022) (1), contains unrealistic reuse and refill targets, European can industry experts have told CanTech International. Their comments come as negotiations begin between the Commission – the EU’s executive, the European Parliament and the EU Council of Ministers on securing agreement over the draft text.…
ISSB APPROVES FIRST FINAL STANDARD TEXTS AS IT DEVELOPS INTO FULLY-FLEDGED GLOBAL SUSTAINABILITY REPORTING BODY
The chair of the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) on Friday (Feb 17) announced that it had approved the final versions of its first two standards: IFRS S1 General Requirements for Disclosure of Sustainability-related Financial Information and IFRS S2 Climate-related Disclosures will now be released by the end of Q2 2023, with a January 1, 2024 effective date said ISSB chair Emmanuel Faber.…
NEW EU PACKAGING TARGETS TOO CHALLENGING, TOBACCO EXPERTS SAY
THE EUROPEAN Commission’s new proposal for a European Union (EU) packaging and packaging waste regulation (1) is not realistic, European tobacco experts have told Tobacco Journal International (TJI). Their comments come as negotiations begin between the Commission (the EU’s executive), the European Parliament and the EU Council of Ministers – representing member states – on the draft text.…