European brands and companies will no longer be able to cite weak claims of carbon offsetting as regulations to battle greenwashing practices are tightened.

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European brands and companies will no longer be able to cite weak claims of carbon offsetting as regulations to battle greenwashing practices are tightened.

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Greenwashing Crackdown on EU Brands Making Vague Eco Claims

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The new proposals will also cover brand-owned sustainability labels and genetic phrases such as “green” or “eco-friendly.”

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Yes because they cost more for the business usually.

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