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A bill approved by MSPs in 2020 has come into effect, making Scotland the first country to offer free period products to all who need them.

Current market opportunity and increased recognition of organic's benefits are reason for increased organic agricultural land area, says OF&G.

It has been a challenging time for retailers, but China has proved to be a lifeline for many British brands during the pandemic.

UKRI and WRAP are collaborating to develop a Plastics Pact in India, aimed at enhancing ‘knowledge exchange’ between the UK and India.

The HFMA says it welcomes ‘significant news from France’ where the term ‘probiotic’ has been authorized for use on food supplements.

Following backlash from climate campaigners and opposition parties PM Rishi Sunak has reversed his decision not to attend COP27.

A ProVeg International petition opposing the ‘censorship’ of plant-based dairy terms has been successful, as Amendment 171 is rejected by EU.

ProVeg International has been examining the impact of the ongoing war in Ukraine on ingredient supply in the plant-based sector.

A major new initiative has its sights set on combating period poverty in Uganda and improving the lives of 50,000 girls and women a year.

7 Mins Read British carrier Virgin Atlantic flew the first transatlantic flight using 100% ‘sustainable’ aviation fuel on Tuesday, in a move celebrated by...

Eco Living Scandinavia and the Nordic Organic Food Fair have celebrated their tenth anniversary editions in Malmo.

A petition addressed to Buckingham Palace and Downing Street is demanding a reversal of the decision for King Charles to back out of COP27.

Over the past ten years 1,733 environmental activists have lost their lives while protesting against logging, mining and oil drilling.

A new initiative is calling for EU supermarkets to install ‘reverse vending machines’ to facilitate a plastic bottle deposit return scheme.

In Sharm el-Sheikh a giant Climate Clock ‘lighthouse’ was installed to ‘shine some of the most important numbers in the world at COP27’.

As 83,000 Brits sign a petition calling for the King to U-turn on his cancelled COP27 speech, Sunak receives criticism over his own absence.

Under the new UK-NZ Free Trade Agreement the UK can now benefit from cheaper products as import tariffs on certain goods are abolished.

The upcoming Eco Life Scandinavia will see a ‘stellar speaker line-up’ of experts centre their discussions around sustainability.

A parody of Don’t Look Up is the basis of a billboard campaign in Argentina, warning people of a ‘killer meat comet’ heading for earth.

After a ten-month global search, the first winners of the prestigious Earthshot Prize have been named at London's Alexandra Palace.