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Destructive : UK-Australia free trade deal sparks outrage from environmental groups

Destructive : UK-Australia free trade deal sparks outrage from environmental groups
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Post-Brexit trade deals must prioritise high-quality British jobs, Government warned

Post-Brexit trade deals must prioritise high-quality British jobs, Government warned Organisations are concerned No 10 will not meet its ambitions for the economy  if it fails to set out a clear policy framework for trade 1 June 2021 • 9:30pm There is mounting concern about an imminent trade deal between the UK and Australia Credit: Simon Dawson  Post-Brexit trade deals must prioritise high-quality British jobs, the Government has been warned by business groups, consumer rights bodies and unions. The International Chamber of Commerce, Trades Union Congress and Which? are among 11 organisations that have written to International Trade Secretary Liz Truss demanding she urgently codify the UK’s approach to trade.

Can new UK laws put an end to illegal deforestation?

By Harry Holmes2020-09-04T11:29:00+01:00 Defra is regulating to make sure companies do not use commodities produced on illegally deforested land. Do the measures add up? British companies are intimately linked, albeit inadvertently, to illegal deforestation around the world. For years, they have adopted voluntary commitments to tackle the problem but, according to a recent Global Canopy report, are still often falling short. Forty per cent of the companies assessed do not have any deforestation commitments in place, while half of those that do fail to report on them. The UK government is now stepping in as it launches its ‘green recovery’ from the pandemic. Last week, Defra introduced proposals that will make it illegal for businesses to use agri-food commodities produced on illegally deforested land and will mandate due diligence requirements in order to enforce it.

Bishop of Oxford on Lords climate change committee

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