All Legal & Institutional articles – Page 2
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ArticleVaude’s Green Shape earns top Greenpeace rating
The German outdoor brand’s in-house sustainability standard receives top marks in a new Greenpeace label guide.
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News briefsGiant Group expands labor remedy program
The Taiwanese bicycle manufacturer widens its labor remediation to include former migrant workers amid an ongoing US import review.
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News briefsVenice court bars Giro glove claims
An Italian court ruling targets how a major cycling brand marketed its gloves, raising questions about technical claims and fair competition.
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News briefsEOCA GM steps down
The European outdoor conservation organization is preparing for a leadership transition after nearly two decades of continuity.
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ArticleSympatex files for provisional insolvency to facilitate restructuring
The Munich-based membrane technology specialist seeks restructuring protection as operations continue and employee wages are secured.
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ArticleOutdoor groups form joint advocacy platform
Three Europe-based outdoor advocacy groups are joining forces to strengthen policy engagement on sustainability, conservation and active lifestyles.
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News briefsBMC outlines 2030 access strategy
The British Mountaineering Council sets out a new access strategy as Manchester is named host of a major global event.
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ArticleActive Tourism Coalition launches in Europe
A new Europe-wide alliance urges policymakers to place cycling, walking and hiking at the center of future tourism strategy.
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ArticleEU parliament delays Mercosur deal
Europe’s long-negotiated South America trade pact faces a legal review that could delay ratification for months.
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ArticleUS threatens tariffs in dispute over Greenland
The dispute over Greenland’s sovereignty is spilling over into trade policy, fueling fears of new tariffs and a wider rift between transatlantic allies.
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ArticleEU clears Mercosur trade deal
European governments move closer to one of the world’s largest trade pacts, despite resistance from several member states.
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ArticleSchneidermeier: ‘Relevance is the new benchmark’
Nearly a year into his tenure as EOG Director, Christian Schneidermeier lays out what the European Outdoor Week is meant to fix in the trade show ecosystem – and why the EOG’s transformation plan puts public affairs, engagement and data at the center of its next chapter.
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News briefsIMBA Europe advances trail standards
The European mountain biking network outlines new research, training standards and education projects shaping the future of sustainable trails.
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News briefsGiant Group seeks CBP WRO relief
The Taiwanese bicycle manufacturer updates the market on labor reforms as it seeks progress on a US import restriction.
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News briefsOhana plans EU policy platform
The Brussels-based public affairs consultancy is preparing a new digital platform to improve access to EU policy and sustainability insights.
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ArticleWFSGI launches ESG learning academy
The global sporting goods industry body teams up with a German learning specialist to roll out a new ESG education platform.
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News briefsRené Benko receives suspended sentence
The Austrian real estate tycoon faces another conviction as courts continue to assess alleged creditor damage linked to Signa’s collapse.
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ArticleISPO joins EOCA, launches Impact Fund
The global sports trade show operator strengthens its sustainability agenda with conservation funding and a new independent impact fund.
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News briefsEU to levy €3 duty on low-value parcels
The EU plans to end a long-standing import exemption by introducing a flat customs duty on low-value e-commerce parcels from 2026.
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News briefsWFSGI partners with Worldly on ESG data
The global sporting goods association teams up with a sustainability data platform to close gaps between ESG ambition and action.
