EUDR’s new risk category sparks debate

Here's some of what's caught our eye this week:

Running Latte: Slow Progress on Methane in the Dairy and Coffee Industry

Article by Changing Markets Foundation

The report highlights the inadequate response of major dairy and coffee companies to methane emissions, revealing that despite methane's significant impact on climate change, most companies lack specific targets and transparent action plans, with only a few demonstrating credible efforts to mitigate emissions.


Climate crisis could hit yields of key crops even if farmers adapt, study finds

Article by The Guardian

Production of staple crops projected to fall by as much as 120 calories per person per day for every 1C of heating.


Joint call to preserve the core of the EU sustainable finance framework

Article by Eurosif

Nearly 200 organisations urge EU policymakers to protect and strengthen the core sustainable finance rules vital for achieving the EU’s economic and climate goals.

Article by FoodNavigator

The EUDR is facing renewed criticism. Some are calling for a new benchmarking category, while others push for a reassessment of which countries are deemed 'high risk.'

Sheep under solar panels show that solar energy and agriculture can coexist.