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European Commission Plans to Significantly Weaken Sustainability Rules for Companies

European Commission Plans to Significantly Weaken Sustainability Rules for Companies
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World February 23, 2025 11:06

brussels, belgium - The European Commission is considering weakening the ESG rules for companies, which cover environmental, social, and governance aspects.

European Commission's Proposal to Weaken ESG Rules

The European Commission is facing intense political pressure to relax the legislation aimed at increasing companies' legal liability. Originally designed to enhance companies' responsibility towards environmental issues and exploitation in their supply chains, the rules are now under scrutiny.

Businesses in the EU argue that these rules put them at a disadvantage compared to competitors in the US and Asia. In France, there have been calls for a regulatory pause to prevent negative impacts on companies.

A spokesperson for the European Commission declined to comment on the matter. Once the proposal is officially announced, it is expected to spark backlash from advocacy groups that have been advocating for the preservation of the existing ESG policies.

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