European Union

EU Countries Split Over Whether To Delay Green Reporting Rules

The European Union's biggest economies are split over whether the bloc should weaken its sustainability reporting rules for companies.

US Paper Industry Asks Trump To Seek Lighter EU Deforestation Rules

The US paper and pulp industry is lobbying president Donald Trump's administration to ask the EU to declare the United States deforestation-free, a step th...

EU Organic Farming Area Increased To 11% In 2023, Data Shows

The area of agricultural land in the European Union used for organic farming continued to increase in 2023 to 10.9% of the total farmland, a new study reve...

Pernod Ricard Cuts Sales Outlook As China's Tariffs And Weak Economy Bite

Pernod Ricard cut its sales forecasts for 2025 and beyond as tariffs weigh on the French spirits maker during an already tough time for the industry.

Americans May Feel 'Pain' In Trade War With Mexico, Canada, China: Trump

President Donald Trump said the tariffs on Mexico, Canada and China may cause "short term" pain for Americans as global stock markets tumbled.

Rémy Forecasts Full-Year Sales Decline At Low End Of Range

Rémy Cointreau said it expects full-year group organic sales to decline about 18%, the lower end of its guidance range.

EU Climate Plans At Risk From Public Funding Gap, ECB Paper Shows

The European Union risks falling significantly short later this decade of the public funds it needs to achieve its climate goals, a study published by the...