US EditionFailure of European Fuel Company Court: Customers Were Misled
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This could be a breakthrough in the fight against greenwashing in the fuel industry. Will the TotalEnergies case lead to a shift in the market?
The Ministry of Social Rights, Consumer Affairs and Agenda 2030 has led, together with the authorities of Belgium, the Netherlands and Norway, an initiative of the Consumer Protection Cooperation Network (CPC) for 21 airlines to modify their advertising policies with the aim of avoiding practices such as greenwashing or eco-posturing, i.e. misleading environmental advertising. Airlines targeted by this initiative will have to avoid confusing or …
Twenty-one European airlines, including Air France, Lufthansa, Ryanair and EasyJet, have announced their willingness to renounce the use of ecological language deemed too vague in their commercial communication, following a dialogue with the European Commission and pressure from consumer associations, while COP30 is opening up in Brazil. Among the practices denounced by the associations are the presentation of passenger contributions such as "co…
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