The European Parliament's approval of the Omnibus I package on December 16, 2025, marks a pivotal shift in EU sustainability reporting. This definitive agreement scales back the scope of the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) and Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD), easing burdens for many companies while maintaining core transparency goals. Businesses now face clearer thresholds and delayed timelines, allowing more focus on genuine perfo

Update over de Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD): Implicaties voor Grote EU-Ondernemingen in Boekjaar 2027

Technological innovation especially Artificial Intelligence (AI) is now central to the fashion industry’s competitiveness and strategic execution. By powering true omnichannel experiences and streamlining end-to-end operations, digital transformation enables faster decisions, higher agility, and stronger customer value. In a sector where trends evolve rapidly and consumer expectations are high, AI is driving profound changes in the clothing market, from creative design proces

As the EU continues to advance its circular economy agenda, fashion and textile businesses face evolving legal obligations that impact...

Een eenduidige – ‘one version of the truth’ – betrouwbare route naar de duurzaamheidsrapportage van je bedrijf – zónder CSRD-complexiteit!

The EU’s  Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD)  with its technical standards (ESRS) is no longer a distant regulation on...

The European Parliament has now formally approved the delay in mandatorysustainability reporting for large companies under the CSRD

In today’s rapidly evolving sustainability landscape, the  Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD)  places new and demanding...

The European Union has set a clear direction for its climate policy with the European CSRD Climate Law, aiming to achieve climate neutrality