#20 Dimitri Vergne: The new EU anti-greenwashing law - what you need to know

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Frankly Speaking welcomes Dimitri Vergne, team leader for sustainability at the European Consumer Organisation BEUC to discuss the newly published EU anti-greenwashing law, the draft Directive on green claims. Dimitri has been a principal advocate for this law and explains what it means for consumers and for business. He shares his insights on: The greenwashing problem and claims of carbon neutrality Key elements of the draft law and its enforcement Benefits for companies Product environmental footprint methodologies Consumer groups bringing legal action The right to repair proposal Listen in and follow us on Twitter and LinkedIn!

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