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EU Commission Abandons Anti-Greenwashing Law
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In April, the European Commission pulled the rug out from under the Green Deal that it had previously been making a good impression with. Suddenly, sustainability obligations for companies became butter-soft. But: ‘If companies think they can breathe a sigh of relief, they are mistaken.’
Cutting down on Green Deal?: EU plans to scrap anti-greenwashing rules after pushback
The Commission's source confirms that the Green Clams Directive continues to be above the table, but it may fall if it is excluded from micro-enterprises.
EU Green Claims Directive Stays on Table Amid Exemption Talks
The Green Claims Directive, a proposed regulation aimed at curbing greenwashing in the EU, remains on the table, despite earlier indications from the European Commission that it would be withdrawn. This clarification comes after a spokesperson for the Commission told ESG Today that the directive had not been withdrawn, contradicting a previous statement that suggested otherwise. Source
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