
EU Relief to India on CBAM, Exporters to Benefit
With fewer than 100 days to the CBAM, there is both good and bad news for India.As of January 1, 2026, the EU will impose ...

Is Andhra Pradesh’s FCV Tobacco Prepared for the European Green Deal?
Tobacco holds a key position in India’s agricultural sector and economy. Its adaptability to varying climates and soil ...

Good Crops, Bad Proof: The Hidden Cost of Compliance for Indian Farmers
Indian farms have long supplied some of the highest-quality products to the global markets. However, with the introduction of the Green Deal by the European ...

EU Deforestation Regulations: Green on Paper, Cruel on Ground
Deforestation is real. India’s forests in the Western Ghats, the North-East, and the central belt face relentless pressure from agriculture and plantations. Between 2001 and ...

Can Tiruppur’s Comeback Save Indian Textiles?
All about Tiruppur’s transformation, the huge cost of it, and where it fits in the global push for sustainable textiles. India holds 3.9% of the ...

Will European Standards for Indian Cotton Work?
The EU’s Green Deal boldly heralds an era of sustainability across industries. Yet, while it positions itself as a global benchmark, the irony cannot be ...

EU Taxonomy and the Struggle to Comply
How many times have we found ourselves wondering what truly constitutes sustainability? How should the different aspects and metrics of an activity be assessed to ...

Watered Down for Whom? Why the EU’s Green Deal Still Hits Indian Farmers Hard
Europe has been bullish about its goal to become sustainable and achieve climate neutrality. First came the European Green Deal, a comprehensive roadmap for climate ...