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Sustainability and the Agri-Food Sector: A Challenge (and an Opportunity) for the Future
Amidst the ecological transition, the agri-food sector faces a dual responsibility: on one hand, reducing environmental impact throughout the supply chain; on the other, ensuring access to healthy, safe, and quality food for a growing global population. Sustainability is no longer an added value but a necessary condition to innovate, compete, and generate value. In…
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Sustainability Report: What It Is, Why It Matters, and How to Create It with TreeBlock
In recent years, sustainability has become a key priority for businesses aiming to remain competitive, credible, and aligned with market expectations. In this context, the Sustainability Report plays a crucial role in transparently communicating a company’s environmental, social, and governance (ESG) impact. But how can you create an effective, compliant, and error-free report? In this…
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ESG Investments in Italy: A Growth Against the Current in an Uncertain Global Landscape
In recent months, the global landscape for ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) investments has shown signs of slowing down. In particular, in the United States, the new Trump administration has introduced economic policies that have directly impacted companies’ sustainable strategies. The increase in trade tariffs and the decision to withdraw once again from the Paris Agreement…
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ESG Standards: A Guide to Corporate Sustainability Criteria
There is an acronym that has taken center stage in long-term corporate strategies in recent years: ESG. These three letters represent more than just a set of parameters—they embody a new way of thinking, designing, and conducting business. ESG standards—short for Environmental, Social, and Governance—are not mere labels to showcase, but rather a concrete compass…
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Scope 1, 2 and 3 Emissions
In our previous article, we introduced the concept of Carbon Footprint, highlighting the strategic importance of measuring emissions as the first step toward a concrete sustainability journey. Today, we dive into one of the key tools for analyzing these emissions: the classification into Scope 1, 2, and 3, introduced by the Greenhouse Gas Protocol. Understanding…
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TreeBlock One: Three Ways to Step into the Future of Sustainability
With increasingly stringent regulations and growing consumer awareness, companies must adapt to a rapidly evolving world. TreeBlock One is the software designed to simplify ESG management, providing advanced tools for monitoring, reporting, and continuous improvement. Thanks to an ecosystem based on Blockchain and Artificial Intelligence, TreeBlock One enables the collection, validation, and transparent disclosure of…
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The Importance of ESG Rating for Businesses
In recent years, the concept of ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) has become crucial in the corporate and financial world. The European Union has introduced stricter regulations to ensure that ESG ratings are transparent, reliable, and comparable. These measures aim to strengthen investor confidence and improve the quality of corporate evaluations. But what exactly does…
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What is ISO 50001 and Why is it Important?
ISO 50001 is the international standard for energy management, designed to help companies improve energy efficiency, reduce consumption, and optimize resource use. By implementing an Energy Management System (EMS) compliant with this standard, organizations can continuously monitor and enhance their energy performance, positively impacting operational costs and sustainability. This certification is applicable to any organization,…
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The CSDDD Directive
The Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD), introduced by the European Union, is one of the key regulations requiring companies to take responsibility for the environmental and human rights impact of their operations and supply chains. But what exactly is this directive, and why is it so important? How have things changed following the amendments…
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The Omnibus Package and Sustainability Developments
The European Commission has recently adopted the Omnibus Package, a set of measures aimed at simplifying regulations on sustainability and investments. The main objective is to reduce regulatory complexity, easing the administrative burden on businesses without compromising the ambitious goals of the European Green Deal. Key Changes Introduced by the Omnibus Package One of the…
