CBAM: what does the CO₂ correction mean for your organization?
On Jan. 1, 2026, the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) will finally come into force. This European regulation introduces a carbon tax on imports of certain carbon-intensive products. For many organizations, this means a change in how they set up and report their supply chain. What exactly does CBAM mean and what should you as […]
LCA, EPD and PEF: tools for understanding environmental performance
The demand for transparency about the environmental impact of products is growing rapidly. Companies are increasingly being asked to share concrete information about their environmental performance, whether by customers, contracting authorities or suppliers. Three concepts that are central to this are the Life Cycle Assessment (LCA), the Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) and the Product Environmental […]
Martin de Jong joins 100 CEOs: “Choose an economy that really makes sense”
The choices made now will determine whether the Netherlands moves forward or gets stuck. That is the conviction of Martin de Jong, founder of Empact, who has joined a powerful movement of 100 Dutch CEOs. Together they are calling on the forming parties to choose an economy that truly has a future: competitive, sustainable and […]
Fishing and farming: two worlds, one challenge
Farmers and fishermen are often mentioned together when it comes to sustainability. After all, they both produce food and symbolize tradition, family farms and craftsmanship. Yet there are also many differences. The farmer cultivates his own land, often for generations, while the fisherman hunts and gathers in a shared, natural space that stretches across European […]
The business case for circular economy: from cost to profit model
Circular economy is still often mistakenly seen as an expensive cost. The reality is more nuanced: companies that close cycles can save substantially on raw materials and strengthen their competitive position, but the transition requires smart investments and realistic expectations. Therefore, the question is no longer whether you can afford it, but how you strategically […]