As part of the 18th European Eco-Innovation Forum on 20-22 May, the Retail Forum for Sustainability took place on 21 May in Barcelona and had a prominent place in the dialogue for a Greener European environment. The Forum came as a necessary module of the Eco-Innovation dialogue organised by the European Commission, DG Environment. The […]Home » 18th EU Eco-Innovation Forum
The European Sting at the Retail Forum for Sustainability live from Barcelona
As part of the 18th European Eco-Innovation Forum on 20-22 May, the Retail Forum for Sustainability took place on 21 May in Barcelona and had a prominent place in the dialogue for a Greener European environment. The Forum came as a necessary module of the Eco-Innovation dialogue organised by the European Commission, DG Environment. The […]Filed Under: 18th EU Eco-Innovation Forum, Consumers, Economy, Events Tagged With: 18th European Eco-Innovation Forum, Antii Ilmari Peltomaki, Barcelona, BEUC, Deputy Director-General of the Internal Market, Directorate General of the European Commission, European Consumer, European Consumer Organisation, European Sting, industry, Mercadona, Retail Forum for Sustainability
18th EU Eco-Innovation Forum in Barcelona shows the way for Europe’s new Environmental policy
On 20-22 May 2015 the 18th edition of the European Forum on Eco-Innovation took place in Barcelona, Spain. The glorious “Green” Forum outside the Brussels city walls was jointly organised by the European Commission’s Directorate General for Environment, the Spanish Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Environment, and the Generalitat de Catalunya with the support of the […]Filed Under: 18th EU Eco-Innovation Forum, Consumers, Environment, Events Tagged With: 18th European Forum on Eco-innovation, Antti Ilmari Peltomaki, Barcelona, DG Environment, Eco-Innovation, Eco-labelling, Energy Union, European Circular Economy, European Commission, European Sting, Fira Barcelona, Kestutis Sadauskas
Environmental labelling, information and management schemes are central to the circular economy
Eco-innovation, as well as environmental labels, information and management schemes are essential to get Europe on the path to a circular economy. This was the primary conclusion of the 18th European Forum on Eco-innovation held in Barcelona, on 20-21 May. Over 300 stakeholders from across Europe came together to make recommendations on what the European […]Filed Under: 18th EU Eco-Innovation Forum Tagged With: 18th Eco-Innovaiton Forum, Antti Ilmari Peltomaki, Deputy Director-General at the Commission’s Directorate-General for Internal Market, DG ENV, Eco-labelling, Eco-Management and Audit Scheme, EMAS, EMAS Awards, European Commission, European environment, Green environment, SMEs
EU rewards organisations that make eco-innovation pay
The European Commission has awarded six organisations using the European Eco-Management and Audit Scheme (EMAS) for exceptional performance on eco-innovation. The 10th EMAS Awards ceremony was held in Barcelona last night. EMAS is a voluntary EU programme that businesses use to improve their environmental – and financial – performance. The awards recognize EMAS-registered companies that […]18th European Forum on Eco-innovation live from Barcelona: What’s next for eco-labelling?
Guest article written by Clare Taylor Demand for green products is growing fast, accompanied by explosive growth in the number of environmental labels and schemes. Should oversight come from government, business or NGOs? More than 95 per cent of Europeans say that protecting the environment is important, and a recent global survey found that only […]Filed Under: 18th EU Eco-Innovation Forum Tagged With: 18th European Forum on Eco-innovation, Barcelona, DG ENV, Eco-Innovation, Ecolabel, EMAS, EU Eco-Management and Audit Scheme, European Union, OECD, ONCE Barcelona, Retail Forum 2015, The Sustainability Consortium, United States' Marine Mammal Protection Act























