EU Deforestation Law Under Fire as Germany Reassesses Stance Amid New Sustainability Tools in Tourism Sector
BRUSSELS, Belgium — The European Union is facing mounting pressure from eleven member states to reconsider the provisions of its forthcoming deforestation law, designed to eliminate the EU’s contribution to global deforestation. Critics argue that the legislation, which seeks to eradicate deforestation linked to the importation of products like soy, beef, and palm oil, should be revised to accommodate concerns from trading partners, especially Brazil and the United States. The law’s implementation date was previously pushed back to December 2025 amidst these objections. These eleven nations urged the European Commission to simplify the law further … Read more