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Global ingredients supplier Cefetra Group joins forces with farmers to generate regenagri Carbon Credits

Cefetra Group is an ingredients supplier for the specialties and commodities markets with a strong sustainability mindset, they are working towards climate-neutrality by 2030. Cefetra and their related group companies are exploring ways to improve farmers’ business cases to enable them to work towards much needed and ever more sustainable practices.

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Control Union signs worldwide partnership with EarthCheck

EarthCheck, the world’s leading scientific and environmental benchmarking, certification and advisory group for the travel and tourism industry, has partnered with Control Union Certifications. With ‘boots on the ground’ in more than 70 countries, Control Union Certifications is uniquely placed to support EarthCheck’s growing global footprint.
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Knowledge sharing with the united nations environmental program

With COP26 continuing to dominate the headlines, it is vital to remember that climate change and biodiversity are intrinsically interlinked, and both are vital to the future health of our planet. With that in mind, we were delighted that the regenagri team from Control Union UK were recently been invited to contribute to a meeting with the United Nations Environmental Program’s (UNEP) internal task force on Sustainable Food Systems and Resilient Agriculture.

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Denim company Candiani becomes the first mill to be certified to the regenagri Chain of Custody standard

The first regenagri supply chain certification is awarded

Leading sustainable denim mill Candiani has become the first company to be certified against the regenagri chain of custody standard.

Candiani is a global leader in innovation and sustainability, producing for some of the most prestigious names in the market. They are widely recognized as some of the first in the denim industry to utilize only the finest, responsibly sourced cotton, fibers, and dyes and clean technologies to save water, energy and replace harmful chemicals. 

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How can we collaborate to tackle the climate crisis and avoid deforestation in the Amazon Rainforest?

“Work together to deliver” is the final goal for this year´s United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP26). Collaboration between countries and institutions will be key in achieving success in meeting this goal, so private companies, governments and civil society need to work together to deliver joint plans, share knowledge, experience, and take actions to help our world create a better future.

For Businesses to achieve Net Zero, funding for environmentally friendly enterprises must be forthcoming

“To achieve our climate goals, every company, every financial firm, every bank, insurer and investor will need to change”. This statement from the COP26 website in relation to the third goal ‘Mobilise finance’ goes to demonstrate how intrinsic finance is to the climate.

COP26 recognises that for actual change to occur and occur quickly, climate finance has to be significantly increased and mobilised from both the private and public sector. Companies are being asked to disclose business risks and opportunities caused by both climate change and a commitment to Net Zero.

Ocean biodiversity is a vital tool in the fight against climate change

The second goal of COP26, the UN Climate Change Conference currently underway in Glasgow, is ‘Adapting to protect communities and natural habitats’. Our oceans are intrinsic in our fight against climate change, as a healthy, biologically diverse ocean provides us with great environmental services such as sequestering carbon, providing sustainable and healthy food sources, and supporting coastal communities around the globe.
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