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Valoya, the research driven manufacturer of horticultural LED grow lights has expanded its RX-Series line of greenhouse LEDs with two new models - RX500 and RX600.

Rainshine Entertainment and Five Fifty Five announced a strategic joint venture, where the two companies will work together to develop, produce, and distribute extraordinary content.

Amazon has announced the first recipients of investments from The Climate Pledge Fund: CarbonCure Technologies, Pachama, Redwood Materials, Rivian, and Turntide Technologies.

Heineken has announced that it is piloting fully automated dispensers in major retail outlets for customers to purchase high quality & fresh draught beers to enjoy at-home using 100 per cent reusable bottles.

Food and beverage  multinational Nestlé is intensifying its actions to make 100 per cent of its packaging recyclable or reusable by 2025.

HP has rolled out the planet’s most comprehensive carbon neutral Managed Print Service offering for HP-branded devices

Global advertising and marketing company, Dentsu Aegis Network, has announced that it has achieved 100 per cent renewable electricity across its worldwide operations where markets allow.

Arcesium LLC, a global financial technology and professional services firm has expanded its footprint into Europe, opening a new office in London.

H&M announced a collaboration with the luxury Italian brand, Giuliva Heritage. Family-owned and known for its flawless tailoring, Giuliva Heritage takes classic menswear silhouettes into the world of womenswear.

Dutch supermarkets nowadays offer a lot more chicken-meat varieties where the chickens have lived better lives.

Sony Corporation has set a long-term environmental plan “Road to Zero” to achieve a “zero environmental footprint” by 2050 throughout all stages of its product lifecycles and business activities.

Apple has announced it will invest in the construction of two of the world’s largest onshore wind turbines, a source of clean, renewable energy that will bring its supply chain and products one step closer to carbon neutrality.

The Coca-Cola Company has joined the International Paralympic Committee (IPC)’s roster of Worldwide Paralympic Partners.