Solidaridad slams bid to weaken sustainability laws

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European Council this week voted to strengthen European Commission’s ‘Omnibus’ package of measures to cut red tape for businesses

BRUSSELS - The Solidaridad international organisation has condemned a move by European Union (EU) member states to further weaken flagship corporate sustainability laws.

The European Council met earlier this week to agree its position on the European Commission's 'Omnibus' package of measures to cut red tape for businesses by simplifying new and proposed sustainability legislation.

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