Explore how the European Union, Canada, and Indo-Pacific partners are building a major trade cooperation initiative aimed at diversifying global markets, strengthening rules-based trade, and responding to rising geopolitical and tariff tensions.
The EU India trade agreement marks a turning point in global trade, cutting tariffs on cars food and beverages while opening a two-billion-consumer market to European exporters.
Plastics Europe appoints Rob Ingram as its new President, marking a decisive step toward stronger circularity, advanced recycling, and EU‑aligned sustainability strategies for the plastics industry.
The European Commission is moving quickly to stabilize the plastics recycling sector, addressing imports, energy costs, and regulatory fragmentation with new end-of-waste and chemical recycling rules.
The European Commission introduces new circular economy measures to strengthen plastic recycling, reduce emissions, boost competitiveness, and prepare Europe for a unified recycled materials market.
Chinese greenfield investment in Europe is rising fast, but economic benefits are not guaranteed. Stronger EU-wide rules are needed to ensure real value, local jobs and technology gains.
The European Union is stepping up support for bio-based materials, announcing new alliances, streamlined rules, and major investments to accelerate sustainable innovation across the continent.
The EU-Mercosur agreement creates major opportunities for Poland and Europe by expanding export potential, strengthening key industries, protecting farmers and improving long-term economic security.
The LIFE Programme receives a major boost as the European Commission grants more than €358 million to 132 new projects spanning circular economy, clean energy and climate resilience—marking a pivotal moment in Europe’s green transition.
