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📣 Time to catch up on what had sustainability leaders talking this week! Our Friday Roundup features standout quotes from the latest Trellis Briefing — the ones that sparked new thinking and stuck with us. 🧠✨ Swipe ➡️ to see the highlights. Want more insights? Subscribe to the Trellis Briefing for fresh case studies, bold perspectives, and expert analysis — delivered to your inbox Monday through Thursday: https://buff.ly/UdwCcZS.

After a tough year for sustainability policy, it's time to regroup, refocus the narrative, and build a bigger, bolder advocacy strategy that can challenge shareholder primacy and drive real change.

The finding reflects uncertainties around the future of sustainable shipping.

The first ocean science-based targets are here — giving seafood companies a clear, science-backed path to protect marine ecosystems and build supply chain resilience. A huge step for ocean health — and business.

Wrangler’s new $40 jeans for Walmart prove circular fashion can go mainstream — blending recycled cotton from old clothes at scale. A big win for affordability and sustainability.

As tariffs reshape global trade, ESG leaders must rebuild supply chain data, renegotiate climate goals, and double down on core values — even amid uncertainty. Here’s what’s at stake.

Nature tech is booming — and it’s time for CSOs to make the case that biodiversity belongs in every company’s environmental strategy. Here’s what we learned from the Nature Tech Summit in London.

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SBTi’s new CEO urges companies to act now on emissions cuts — flexibility is coming, but waiting for the updated Net Zero Standard isn’t an option.

A courtroom showdown over frozen green bank funds could reshape how federal climate dollars flow — and set a precedent for future public-private partnerships.