
Better Cotton Farmers Cut Synthetic Nitrogen 69 Percent in Five-Year Audit
Research covering 24 percent of global cotton output shows 59 percent of smallholders boosted net farm income while cutting pesticide volume by 65 percent.
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Research covering 24 percent of global cotton output shows 59 percent of smallholders boosted net farm income while cutting pesticide volume by 65 percent.

The draft framework targets non-biodegradable materials used by domestic manufacturers, importers, and retailers across supply chains.

A planned expansion will double monthly production to 1 million garments, fed by an on-site mill weaving 3.2 million meters of fabric.

The Alibaba-owned marketplace established its first greenhouse gas baseline and reported that proactive counterfeit removals reached 98 percent prior to purchase.

The regional freight forwarder is expanding automated sorting across its 50,000-square-foot warehouse network while electrifying 70 per cent of its ground fleet.

University teams and early stage environmental startups can secure up to RM15,000 each for river rehabilitation and watershed protection projects.

Canceled projects cut 6.4 billion tonnes of lifetime carbon emissions while private off-grid plants in Indonesia keep 20.5 gigawatts in planning.

Indoor heat stress erases 4.1 per cent of annual revenue across plants in Dhaka, making shop-floor insulation and airflow ventilation commercially viable.

Livestock grazing for leather and wool accounts for almost 97 percent of the 1.45-billion-hectare footprint identified across five natural fiber categories.

The Clyde store features a 270kW rooftop solar system and a 110kW/225kWh battery energy storage system to operate without on-site fossil fuels.

A RM7 million wastewater upgrade and rooftop solar array helped the brewer eliminate landfill waste across 35,637 tonnes of production byproducts in 2025.

Brita ANZ is expanding its category footprint across smart bottles, tap solutions, and appliance filtration under a new campaign.

The retailer doubled its initial collection target across eight stores in the first month without running paid promotions.

Melbourne-founded Who Gives A Crap has passed A$20 million in cumulative donations as it shifts from online subscriptions into physical supermarket aisles.

Home Credit Vietnam has been awarded ‘Finance Company of the Year’ for the second consecutive year, and also received the ‘Sustainability Initiative of the Year’ at the Asian Banking & Finance Retail Banking Awards 2026. The awards acknowledge the company’s…

Vietnam’s textile and garment industry saw a slight increase in exports for the first half of the year, reaching an estimated $22.2 billion, marking a 1.7% rise compared to the same period in the previous year. This information was released by the Vietnam…
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