Sustainability in Italy

The rally, focused on regularity and consumption efficiency, will be held on open roads and cover a route of 465 km through Trentino, South Tyrol, and Veneto. It includes 19 special stages...

Eremito, situated in the picturesque region of Umbria, is Italy's pioneering ecoresort to achieve B Corp certification. Surrounded by over 3,000 hectares of UNESCO Natural Reserve, this haven of tranquility is the...

Know your enemy. Greenwashing is the enemy of sustainable development and anyone who is willing to take responsible choices: we need to figure it out. Not losing confidence in the eco-transition.

Italian businesses, including prominent corporations like Ferrero, and numerous non-governmental organizations have voiced strong support for the CSDDD. These stakeholders recognize the directive's potential to enhance transparency, foster sustainable business practices, and strengthen Italy's position in the global market​.

Decarbonizing mobility is one of the defining challenges of our time. It involves reducing, and ultimately eliminating, CO2 and greenhouse gas emissions from transportation, which account for approximately a quarter of total...

Circular economy is not only a smart model of sustainable development, even a huge business and employment opportunity. Saviola Group, which has always been recycling wood, today has a turnover of more than 800 million euros and 1,800 employees. The company produces the sole FSC Recycled 100% certified ecological wood panel worldwide.

Nurturing trust in a better world is the promise of the historic brand, which today is embodied in a rigorous approach to sustainability. We talk about it with Andrea Dipace, Marketing Director of Barilla

The supply chain approach is very important in sustainability and is evolving, here is how and why.

The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) enhances EU sustainability reporting requirements for a wide array of companies, including large firms, listed SMEs, and relevant non-EU businesses. It aims to improve transparency by mandating annual disclosures on environmental and social impacts, with phased implementation from 2024 to 2029 based on company characteristics.