In the greenwashing case, an Amsterdam district court ruled that KLM had acted illegally with misleading advertising in 15 of the 19 green statements it scrutinised.
Pizza Hut and KFC owner fails to meet SBTi deadlines
The owner of KFC, a meatpacking giant and one of the UK’s biggest marketing agencies have been removed from the SBTi dashboard.
Pizza Pilgrims says gaining B Corp status marks “strategic pillar” for business
Pizza Pilgrims, which has 20 pizzerias in London and four outside the capital, has joined more than 1,500 companies in the UK with B Corp certification.
M&S rolls out retail’s first 100% plastic-free takeaway cups
M&S is rolling out plastic-free takeaway cups across all of its cafes as it offers customers the “most sustainable cup of coffee on the high street”.
Greggs says 2040 net zero target is ‘fully embedded’ into business
Greggs’ eco update came as the business reported that pre-tax profits had risen by 21% to £188.3m, with a leap of almost 20% in total sales.
Innocent Drinks boosts regenerative agriculture fund to £1m
Innocent’s Farmer Innovation Fund provides funding for projects that support the transition to low-carbon farming and fairer farming practices.
WWF and Tesco deny axing River Wye pollution report due to corporate partnership
Tesco and the WWF have both denied that a report highlighting how the supermarket’s supply chain has damaged the River Wye has been pulled.
Gymshark, Carlsberg and Aston Villa remove nature from logos for WWF initiative
Sports clubs, brands and NGOs are changing their logos in a WWF initiative to highlight biodiversity loss for World Wildlife Day on 3 March.
Extinction Rebellion activists infiltrate McCann Worldgroup London HQ in protest at Saudi Aramco repitch
A team of Extinction Rebellion activists have infiltrated the London HQ of McCann Worldgroup, in protest at the company’s link with oil firm Saudi Aramco. In November last year McCann…
Read MoreGreggs and KFC finish bottom of Which? sustainability rankings
The Which? data ranked Greggs, along with KFC, bottom of a table of the UK’s most sustainable restaurant chains, while Wahaca came top.
