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- 1Industry due diligence seen as key to curbing IUU fishing▼The importance of industry due diligence for reducing IUU fishing
WWF EU is highlighting the importance of industry due diligence in reducing illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing. The organisation argues that seafood businesses must verify their supply chains to help cut illegal catches. The message underscores growing pressure on the private sector to take responsibility for ocean sustainability alongside regulators.
- 2Heliene launches rooftop solar module, signs Sunrun supply deal▼Heliene launches new solar rooftop module, secures supply agreement with Sunrun
Solar manufacturer Heliene has introduced a new rooftop solar module and secured a supply agreement with Sunrun, one of the largest residential solar providers in the United States. The deal gives Heliene a committed buyer for the new product and strengthens Sunrun's panel supply chain at a time of growing demand for American-made solar equipment.
- 3Healthcare's climate footprint comes under scrutiny▼Healthcare's climate footprint and the patient experience
Attention is turning to the healthcare sector's significant carbon emissions and how its environmental impact intersects with patient care. Commentators argue that reducing healthcare's climate footprint—through greener facilities, supply chains and digital tools—can also improve the patient experience, linking sustainability with quality of care.
- 4Heatwave disrupts global food supply chains▼Climate chaos hits food supply chains as heatwave rewrites rules
A record heatwave is disrupting food supply chains worldwide, affecting harvests, transport and pricing of staple goods. Industry and food-sector commentators warn that extreme weather is no longer an anomaly but is forcing companies and policymakers to rethink sourcing, logistics and resilience planning as climate impacts reshape how food moves from farm to market.
- 5Fashion Leaders Reflect on Climate Week NYC 2026●Reflecting on Climate Week NYC 2026: Accelerating Fashion’s Transformation
Global Fashion Agenda has published a reflection on Climate Week NYC 2026, focusing on how the fashion industry can accelerate its sustainability transformation. The piece frames Climate Week as a key moment for brands, suppliers and policymakers to move from pledges to concrete action on emissions, materials and supply chain accountability across the global fashion sector.