Global food firms must get ready to ramp up environmental risk reporting

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Global food firms must get ready to ramp up environmental risk reporting

Ceres' Meryl Richards looks at how food companies can prepare for new EU rules around disclosing nature and climate risks

Under sweeping regulations taking shape in the European Union, major food companies from around the world will need to disclose their plans for tackling their contributions to climate change and nature...

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