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Digital Product Passport (DPP) Consumer Interface Tests
Consumer Interface Field Tests Have Started In the European Union's Digital Product Passport (DPP) applications, which have been gradually implemented under the Eco-Design Regulation for Green Covenants and Sustainable Products (ESPR).

Greenwashing Regulations: ECGT Directive and Rules of 2026
Greenwashing Regulations: New Rules under the ECGT Directive (2024/825) Greenwashing Regulations introduce significant changes to the use of environmental claims in the European Union. Greenwashing Regulations,...

TÜBİTAK 1832 What is Green Transformation Support in Industry?
TÜBİTAK 1832 Call for Green Transformation in Industry supports R&D and innovation efforts of industrial organizations to improve environmental sustainability, energy efficiency and resource utilization. Global...

Iran Crisis and Rising Oil Prices
What's Waiting for the Automotive, Petrochemical and Motor Oil Sector? With the rise of the Iranian crisis, the price increases in global oil markets are on manufacturing industry, logistics lines and supply chains worldwide.

EU Packaging and Packaging Wastes Regulation (PPWR)
What is the EU Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR)? Some provisions under the EU Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulations (PPWR) began to be implemented as of 12 August 2026. The packaging waste of the European Union...

Digital Product Passport New Key to Introduction to the European Market
Digital Product Passport New Key to Introduction to the European Market The rules of global trade are radically and permanently changing as of 2026. Within the framework of the Green Covenant implemented by the European Union...

Digital Product Passport
Digital Product Passport (DPP) is a digital identity system that makes the entire journey of products from raw material to recycling transparent. As part of the EU Green Accord, we analyze in depth the effects of this system, which will become mandatory from 2026 on the cyclic economy and sustainable trade, the data it collects and the sectoral changes.

Corporate Sustainability Reporting Principles
The Basic Content of the Legislation on Corporate Sustainability Reporting Expertise These Procedures and Principles, Public Surveillance, Accounting and Auditing Standards Authority's Decision of 26 September 2025, the Official Gazette's...

Global Maritime: UNCTAD Warns
Global shipping is under unprecedented uncertainty and cost pressure as the sector that forms the backbone of world trade. UNCTAD's "Review of Maritime Transport 2025: Staying the Course in Turbulent Waters"

Climate Change in Foreign Trade
Climate Change in Foreign Trade: Risks and Opportunities for Companies The dynamics of global trade are increasingly shaped not only by economic fluctuations but also by environmental changes. Climate change, ...

Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM)
The Carbon Regulatory Mechanism at the Border (SKDM) is an important tool developed by the European Union (EU) to combat climate change. This mechanism regulates the carbon emissions of imported products,...

Artificial Intelligence and Green Transformation
Artificial Intelligence and Green Transformation: The Unification for the Sustainability of the Future Today, environmental issues such as climate change and the rapid depletion of natural resources make the issue of sustainability even more important.
