Global Briefing: France confirms law preventing companies destroying unsold goods
New rules are expected to have a major impact on luxury fashion and cosmetic companies. Plus, all the other green business news from around the world
France passes circular economy bill The French Parliament last night gave the final stamp of approval to landmark legislation that will ban non-food retailers from destroying unsold stock. The new rules...
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