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What does sustainable e-commerce look like in practice? Bergzeit shares how EMAS helps structure, measure, and strengthen its environmental action.

The retail sector has long demonstrated adaptability, yet today’s complex supply chains and evolving regulatory landscape are creating new challenges for European businesses.

Retailers play a central role in Europe’s economy, serving millions of consumers every day. This position also places them at the forefront of the transition to a circular economy, where reducing environmental impact and improving resource efficiency are becoming key drivers of competitiveness.

The Commission’s new document provides guidance to building professionals and authorities at EU, national and local levels on reducing greenhouse gas emissions across the building sector.

The Platform is excited to unveil the newly updated second edition of our full report and summary ‘Business Models and Investments for Nature’ at EU Green Week 2026 in Brussels, 3-4 June.

The IPBES assessment shows the central role of businesses, investors & financial institutions in closing the nature finance gap, identifying over 100 actions to help companies, governments & financial actors measure and reduce impacts on biodiversity while contributing to restoration and growth.

Read about the latest assessment of the EU’s progress on the KMGBF to understand what this means for Europe’s food systems, water security, economy and nature.

Looking to scale up your nature-based solution or be one of the innovators that help shape tomorrow’s nature-positive economy? As part of EU Green Week, the European Commission is opening its doors to the first EU event dedicated entirely to financing nature-based solutions!

The Taskforce on Nature related Financial Disclosures (TNFD) is calling on corporates, financial institutions, academics, NGOs, regulators and other stakeholders with a stake in the technology and communications sector to review its draft sector guidance and submit feedback by 10 April 2026.