Economics

Economics

Delay threatens for greening Tata Steel due to errors in environmental report

The Greening of the Tata Steel Plant in IJmuiden is Once Again Threeated With Delay, because the Company Has Made Mistakes in an Important Environmental Report. The Company Must correct thesis Before Permit Applications Can Be Processed. The Sections on Noise and Air Quality, Among Others, Contain Errors, Accordance to a Document That Tata Steel […]

Economics

Philips pumps millions in growth of American activities

Philips is investing in the United States. The Health Technology Company is investing over 150 Million Dollars (128.5 Million euros) Extra in its American Production and Research Activities. The Company is Primarily Investing Heavily in the Expansion of a Large Factory in the American State of Pennsylvania. Smart, AI-driven ultrasound systems are made there. Philips’

Economics

Still no worldwide plastic treaty: negotiations again clapped

There is not yet a global treaty about combating plastic pollution. Countries that gathered in Geneva did not reach an agreement in the past week and a half. In particular, limiting global plastic production turned out to be a controversial proposal during the top. Even countries did not agree on the possibility of prohibiting specific

Economics

Dutch dairy cows come out less, stable is gaining ground

More and More Dairy Cows in the Netherlands No Longer See Grass. In 2024, Almost A Third of All Cows Were Permanently Kept in Stables. Only organic cows are more likely to graze outside for longer periods. In 2024, There Were 1.5 Million Dairy Cows in the Netherlands. In that year, 31 percent of all

Economics

Boss Van Deutsche Bahn fired due to ‘dramatic situation’ on the track

The Head of Deutsche Bahn, The German Counterpart of NS, Has Been Dismissed because the Situation on the Tracks is “Dramatic.” That is what the German transport minister Patrick Schnieder Said on Thursday. The Government Has Been Criticizing the Deteriorated Timetable For Years. The 61-Year-Old Richard Lutz Became the CEO of Deutsche Bahn in 2017.

Economics

Export Russian fuel oil reached the highlight since the start of war

Despite sanctions, Ukrainian drone attacks and a temporary export ban on gasoline, Russia performed more fuel oil at the beginning of August than at any time since the start of the war in Ukraine. This is according to figures from Bloomberg news agency. In the first ten days of the month, an average of 882,000

Economics

Charging station company Fastned sees losses up despite higher charging prices

Fastned, The Largest Dutch Operator of Fast-Charging Stations, Earned Much More Money In The Past Six Months, But Still Made A Significant Loss. Charging Prices had to get a higher electricity costs, and the company is simultaneously spending a lot of money to open new locations. Revenue Increased because there are more electric cars in

Economics

Coffee and cocoa brands may make misleading claims about sustainability

The Netherlands Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM) has observed that many coffee and cocoa products have sustainability claims on their packaging that are too vague or general. This makes it unclear Exactly What Sustainability Benefit The Coffee Has. This groups Terms Such as “Sustainable” and “Responsible Grown” Without Thesis Claims Being Substantiated. It is

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