(IN BRIEF) University of Copenhagen researchers have found that many Danish workplaces remain hesitant to introduce more plant-based lunches despite the significant climate benefits of replacing meat-based meals with vegetarian or vegan alternatives. In collaboration with Jespers Torvekøkken, the researchers … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Denmark, Education, Environment, Food & Beverage, Science, Society
Tagged 13% readiness, 28% lower climate footprint, 42% resistance, 45% varying readiness, 60% lower climate footprint, 62 workplaces, 891 respondents, canteen food, Capital Region of Denmark, carbon footprint, catering industry, change readiness, Climate Action, Climate Benefits, climate footprint, Danish employees, Danish Plant Fund, Danish Workplaces Slow to Adopt Plant-Based Lunches Despite Climate Benefits, Denmark, Department of Food and Resource Economics, employee attitudes, employee resistance, food behaviour, food habits, foodservice industry, green transition, Jespers Torvekøkken, knowledge-intensive sectors, less meat, male-dominated workplaces, meat reduction, Mette Weinreich Hansen, more than 80% climate reduction, national survey, Normplant, npj Climate Action, one vegetarian day per week, Plant-Based Food, plant-based lunches, primary industries, production workplaces, Researchers Say Tastier Plant-Based Meals Could Help Shift Workplace Food Attitudes, service sectors, sustainability, sustainable food choices, Thomas Bøker Lund, traditional Danish dishes, University of Copenhagen, University of Copenhagen Study Finds Workplace Resistance to Plant-Based Lunches, vegan alternatives, vegetarian meals, workplace canteens, workplace dining, workplace food, workplace lunches, workplace-based lunch scheme
(IN BRIEF) Logicor has welcomed two new customers to Logicor Łódź III in Poland, signing lease agreements with Transfer Multisort Elektronik (TME) and an aluminium components manufacturer, which means the logistics park’s warehouse and production space is now fully occupied, … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Electronics & Machinery, Industrial, Infrastructure & Utilities, International Trade, Poland, Real Estate, Technology, Transportation & Logistics, United Kingdom
Tagged 500 square metres, 500 square metres office space, A1 motorway, A2 Motorway, Aleksandra Dojnia, aluminium components manufacturer, Andrzej Kuczyński, AXI IMMO, central Poland, domestic distribution, electrical engineering products, electronic components, flexible warehouse solutions, full occupancy, fully occupied logistics park, Gdansk, Gliwice, industrial automation, international distribution, international distributor, lease agreements, Logicor, Logicor Poland, Logicor Welcomes TME and Aluminium Components Manufacturer to Łódź III Park, Logicor Łódź III, Logicor Łódź III Fully Occupied After Two New Customer Agreements, Logicor Łódź III Reaches Full Warehouse and Production Occupancy, logistics location, logistics real estate, modern warehouse space, National Road No. 14, office space, Piotr Czaplicki, Poland, Poznań, production space, public transport access, Q1 2026 warehouse market, TME, Transfer Multisort Elektronik, transport accessibility, warehouse leasing, Warehouse Space, Warsaw, workshop equipment, Łódź, Łódź Lublinek Airport, Łódź region
(IN BRIEF) Ferrero and Save the Children have reported measurable progress from their long-term partnership supporting children and cocoa-growing communities in Côte d’Ivoire, with results from 2020 to 2025 showing improvements in household income diversification, poverty reduction, school enrolment, attendance, … Read the full press release
Posted in Agriculture, Business, Education, Food & Beverage, Government, International Trade, Italy, Luxembourg, News, Non Profit, Society
Tagged Alliance of Bioversity International and CIAT, bridging classes, Cacao Connect, Cacao Connect Highlights Ferrero and Save the Children Work on Responsible Cocoa Communities, Cacao Connect The Italian pathway to cocoa in Africa, child labour, child protection, child wellbeing, children’s rights, civil society, cocoa communities, cocoa sourcing, cocoa supply chain, cocoa-growing communities, community development, community economic development, Cote d’Ivoire, Daniela Fatarella, economic resilience, Education, evaluation system, Ferrero, Ferrero and Save the Children Extend Côte d’Ivoire Partnership Through 2030, formal education system, Francesco Tramontin, government systems, household income diversification, ICAM, impact monitoring, Italian Development Cooperation, Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, local systems, Long-Term Partnership Supports Children and Families in Côte d’Ivoire’s Cocoa Sector, numeracy skills, paid employment, poverty reduction, primary school enrolment, Public Private Partnership, reading skills, regular body growth, regular school attendance, responsible sourcing, rural communities, Save the Children, Save the Children Italy, sustainable cocoa, vocational training, writing skills, Youth employment
(IN BRIEF) Accenture has agreed to acquire McCoy, a Dutch SAP transformation partner for mid-market companies, with McCoy set to become part of Accenture Edge once the transaction closes. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in the Netherlands, with offices in … Read the full press release
Posted in Artificial Intelligence (AI), Business, Internet & Online, Investment, Management, Netherlands, News, Spain, Technology
Tagged 380 specialised professionals, Accenture, Accenture Adds Dutch SAP Transformation Partner McCoy to Mid-Market Business, Accenture Edge, Accenture Netherlands and Nordics, Accenture Targets SAP Modernisation and AI Growth With McCoy Deal, acquisition, Advance, AI innovation, Amsterdam, artificial intelligence, business platforms, business solutions, client relationships, core business processes, customary closing conditions, Data Solutions, digital transformation, EMEA, enterprise integration, Enterprise Resource Planning, entrepreneurial culture, ERP, financial terms not disclosed, high tech, implementation complexity, international projects, Managed Services, Manufacturing, McCoy, McCoy Integration Studio, McCoy to Join Accenture Edge as SAP and AI Demand Grows Among Mid-Market Firms, mid-market companies, Netherlands, Nicole van Det, operational modernisation, packaged services, PHILIPPINES, public sector, regulatory approvals, retail, SAP, SAP accelerators, SAP consultancy, SAP gold partner, SAP modernisation, SAP transformation, Smart Extensions, Smart Re-use, SmartERP, Spain, Srini Subramanian, technology consulting, Tom van den Berg, utilities
(IN BRIEF) The VELUX Group has completed its forest conservation and restoration portfolio under its 20-year partnership with WWF by establishing a fourth and final project covering 275,000 hectares in the Northern Highlands of Madagascar, adding to existing projects in … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Construction, Denmark, Environment, Non Profit, Society
Tagged 1941 founding, 20-year partnership, 2025 revenue, 2041 centenary, 4.5 million tonnes of CO₂, beyond value chain mitigation, biodiversity, carbon footprint, carbon reduction, carbon removal, Climate Action, climate goals, corporate responsibility, daylight, degraded areas, emissions offsetting, energy efficient buildings, EUR 2.97 billion, EUR 306 million charitable grants, EUR 4.11 billion, forest conservation, forest protection, Forest restoration, fresh air, host countries, Kann Rasmussen family, landscape-scale conservation, Lars Petersson, local communities, Madagascar, mangrove forests, Mikkel Aarø-Hansen, nature protection, Northern Highlands of Madagascar, roof windows, Scope 1 emissions, scope 2 emissions, smart home solutions, stored CO₂, sustainability, terrestrial rainforests, tropical forests, Uganda, VELUX, VELUX and WWF Expand Landscape-Scale Forest Protection Across Biodiverse Regions, VELUX FOUNDATION, VELUX Group, VELUX Group Advances Beyond Value Chain Climate Action Through WWF Forest Projects, VELUX-WWF Partnership Reaches Milestone With Final Forest Protection Project, verified carbon units, Viet Nam, Villum Foundation, VKR Holding A/S, World Economic Forum, WWF, WWF Denmark
(IN BRIEF) Standard Chartered has announced changes within its Group Management Team, expanding the responsibilities of Tanuj Kapilashrami, who was appointed Group Chief Operating Officer in May 2026. From 1 October 2026, Kapilashrami will lead not only the functions previously … Read the full press release
Posted in Banks, Business, Financial, Management, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged banking operations, business functions, competitive advantage, core technology capabilities, future-ready skills, GCOO, Global Business Services, Group Chief Operating Officer, Group Head Technology, Group Management Team, Group Resilience, INNOVATION, leadership update, management team update, Noelle Eder, non-client-facing operations, operational transformation, payments and transaction processing, productivity, reconciliation services, specialisation at scale, Standard Chartered, Standard Chartered Strengthens Transformation and Technology Focus Through Leadership Update, Standard Chartered Updates Leadership Structure to Accelerate Transformation, strategic alignment, Strategy and Talent, Tanuj Kapilashrami, Tanuj Kapilashrami to Lead Expanded Operations Remit at Standard Chartered, technology agenda, technology teams, trade operations, transformation execution, transformation oversight
(IN BRIEF) Ahlstrom has commercially launched Grease-Gard® PLUS and Grease-Gard® PRO, two new products in its Grease-Gard® family of grease-resistant papers for the North American quick service restaurant and food service market. The new products are designed to help converters, … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Chemicals, Environment, Food & Beverage, Industrial, Retail
Tagged Ahlstrom, Ahlstrom Introduces Recyclable and High-Performance Grease-Resistant Papers, Ahlstrom Oyj, aluminium reduction, bags, brand owners, burgers, burritos, commercial release, consumer experience, Converters, converting performance, distributors, fiber-based specialty materials, foil bags, foil wraps, Food Packaging, Food Quality, food service applications, food service market, freshness, Global Food Packaging, grab-and-go foods, grease resistance, Grease-Gard, Grease-Gard PLUS, Grease-Gard PRO, Grease-Gard® PLUS and PRO Target Sustainable Food Service Packaging Applications, grease-resistant papers, heat retention, hot sandwiches, New Ahlstrom Grease-Gard® Papers Support Shift to Paper-Based Food Packaging, North America, packaging integrity, packaging portfolio, paper-based alternatives, paper-based food service packaging, printability, proprietary grease-resistant technologies, QSR, quick service restaurant market, recyclability, recyclable packaging, sales network, sustainability goals, Sustainable packaging, Travis Dahlke, water holdout, wax-treated papers, wraps
(IN BRIEF) Stagecoach, the UK’s largest bus and coach operator, is supporting Catch the Bus Month throughout September with a national myth-busting campaign designed to challenge outdated perceptions of bus travel and encourage more people to choose public transport. Building … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Environment, Internet & Online, Marketing, Media, Society, Technology, Transportation & Logistics, Travel, United Kingdom
Tagged 75 cars off the road, bus app, bus operators, bus travel, campaigners, Catch the Bus Month, coach operator, community groups, commuting, congestion reduction, contactless payments, Customer Value Proposition, CVP, digital campaign, double-decker bus, effortless service, Emissions Reduction, greener travel, high street travel, journey planning, live bus tracking, local authorities, local environment, mobile ticketing, modal shift, modern bus services, modern choice, myth-busting campaign, non-riders, passenger experience, public transport, public transport campaign, regional channels, regular passengers, September campaign, social media videos, Stagecoach, Stagecoach Backs Catch the Bus Month With Myth-Busting Campaign, Stagecoach Bus App, Stagecoach Targets Outdated Perceptions of Bus Travel During Catch the Bus Month, Stagecoach Uses Digital Campaign to Encourage More People to Choose the Bus, sustainability, sustainable travel, UK bus operator, United Kingdom, value for money
(IN BRIEF) ISS, a global leader in workplace experience and facility services, has expanded its partnership with a major unnamed multinational customer by adding multiple sites across key global markets, with most of the expansion taking place in the United … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Food & Beverage, Investment, Management, Marketing, Real Estate
Tagged Americas, ASIA, corporate facilities, customer partnership, Europe, expanded agreement, expanded partnership, facility management, facility services, food services, global customer, global facility services, global markets, integrated facility services, international service delivery, ISS, ISS Adds Multiple Global Sites Under Expanded Customer Agreement, ISS Expands Facility Services Partnership With Multinational Customer, ISS Partnership Expansion Includes Major Service Growth in the US, multinational customer, multiple sites, operational support, Q3 2026, selected countries, service commencement, service ramp-up, three-year agreement, United States, US expansion, workplace experience, workplace experience solutions, workplace operations, workplace services
(IN BRIEF) The Faculty of Law at the University of Helsinki has temporarily relocated from its long-standing home in Porthania to the Apollon building at Siltavuorenpenger 1 in the Kruununhaka district while Porthania undergoes renovation over the next two years. … Read the full press release
Posted in Art & Culture, Construction, Education, Finland, Law, Real Estate
Tagged 1910 building, Academic Year, Apollon building, Apollon name, Athena, City Centre Campus, educational sciences, Faculty of Educational Sciences, Faculty of Law, Faculty of Law Begins Two-Year Stay in Historic Apollon Building, Faculty of Law Settles Into New Temporary Home at Siltavuorenpenger, Finland, Gustaf Nyström, Hakaniemenranta, Helsinki, higher education facilities, historical building, Jukka Mähönen, Juridicum, Juridicum nickname, Kruununhaka, Kruunuvuorenranta, Kumpula Campus, law faculty facilities, legal scholars, Minerva, personal offices, Petter Gröning, physics department building, Porthania, Porthania renovation, Psychologicum, sea views, shared workspaces, Siltavuorenpenger 1, staff workspace, stairways, teaching facilities, temporary relocation, Topelia, Tuomo Aalto, two-year relocation, UniCafé Olivia, university auditorium, University Campus, University Main Building, University of Helsinki, University of Helsinki’s “Juridicum” Takes Shape in Kruununhaka, wide corridors
(IN BRIEF) Researchers at the Technical University of Munich (TUM) and the University of Oxford have developed a new satellite-based method that measures tidal water levels with much higher local resolution by using the beach as a natural “ruler,” combining … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Education, Energy, Gas & Oil, Environment, Germany, Science, Technology, Transportation & Logistics, United Kingdom
Tagged 40 years of satellite imagery, 90-kilometre bay, Africa, beach as ruler, beach slope, beach-scale measurement, coastal flooding, coastal navigation, coastal protection, coastal water levels, Communications Earth & Environment, Cook Strait, Copernicus Sentinel-2, DGFI-TUM, DOI 10.1038/s43247-026-03943-9, flood forecasting, German Geodetic Research Institute, groundwater, heavy rain, high tides, K Vos, local tide forecasts, Michael Hart-Davis, NASA Landsat programme, navigation, New Technique Reveals One-Metre Tidal Differences Across a Single Bay, New Zealand, North Sea, O Andersen, one-metre tidal difference, saltwater intrusion, satellite imagery, Satellite-Based Tide Monitoring Could Support Coastal Protection and Navigation, satellite-derived shoreline time series, sea level monitoring, shipping, shoreline position, Southeast Asia, storm surges, Technical University of Munich, Thomas Monahan, tidal levels, tidal variations, tide gauges, tides, TUM, TUM School of Engineering and Design, TUM Study Shows How Beaches Can Help Measure Coastal Water Levels From Space, U.S. Geological Survey, University of Oxford, waterline
(IN BRIEF) Swisscom has launched Young Benefit, a new offer for customers under the age of 28 that provides 50% off the monthly subscription fee for selected blue Mobile plans, including blue Mobile S, M, L and the recently launched … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Internet & Online, News, Retail, Switzerland, Technology, Telecom
Tagged 50% discount, affordability, Annina Merk, blue Mobile, blue Mobile L, blue Mobile M, blue Mobile S, blue Mobile XL, Callfilter, couples, customer service, customers under 28, Dirk Wierzbitzki, Education, Families, high-speed connectivity, housemates, Identity Monitor, independence, Internet Guard, mobile phone contract, mobile plans, mobile security features, mobile services, mobile subscriptions, monthly subscription fee, premium mobile services, professional career, residential customers, roaming allowances, students, Swisscom, Swisscom Expands Youth Offering With Half-Price blue Mobile Subscriptions, Swisscom network, Swisscom Switzerland, Swisscom Targets Young Adults With New Mobile Discount Programme, Switzerland, telecommunications offer, under 28 mobile offer, university students, We are Family, Young Adults, Young Benefit, Young Benefit Brings Discounted Swisscom Mobile Subscriptions to Under-28 Customers, young professionals, youth mobile plan
(IN BRIEF) Nanning Sun Paper Co., Ltd. has awarded repeat orders to ANDRITZ for main process technology and key equipment for its third pulp mill line and the new PM21 paper machine in Nanning, Guangxi Province, China, with start-up scheduled … Read the full press release
Posted in Agriculture, Austria, Business, Chemicals, Electronics & Machinery, Energy, Gas & Oil, Environment, Industrial, International Trade, News, Technology
Tagged 105 bar(g), 5.25 million tons annual production capacity, 500 tds/d, 515 °C, Andritz, ANDRITZ 360° Stacker Reclaimers, ANDRITZ Wins Repeat Orders From Nanning Sun Paper in Guangxi, approach flow systems, black liquor firing, broke handling systems, carbon footprint, CFB gasifier, CHINA, chip feeding, chip screening, chip storage, circulating fluidized bed gasifier, Compact Press, continuous cooking, DD-Washer, drum displacer washer, fibre utilisation, fossil-free lime kiln, GF-Filter, green electricity production, Guangxi province, gyratory chip screens, hardwood, high-kappa fiberline, integrated forest pulp and paper industrial park, integrated gasification system, lime kiln technologies, low flue gas emissions, mid double-digit million-euro order value, mid-2027 start-up, Nanning, Nanning Sun Paper Co. Ltd., Nanning Sun Paper Selects ANDRITZ for Pulp Line and PM21 Equipment, packaging paper grades, paper machine equipment, PM21 paper machine, process controls, pulp and paper mill project, pulp mill technology, recausticizing, recovery boiler, Refining, screening, second quarter 2026 order intake, softwood, stock quality, Sun Paper, Sun Paper Expands Nanning Pulp and Paper Project With ANDRITZ Technology, Sun Paper Group, third pulp mill line, vacuum drum filter washer, wash press, washing technologies, white liquor plant, Ying Guangdong
(IN BRIEF) JSW Steel Ltd. has selected international technology group ANDRITZ to supply a new continuous galvanizing line for its steel plant in Toranagallu, Karnataka, India, enabling the production of high-quality galvanized steel, including Advanced High-Strength Steel (AHSS) grades, for … Read the full press release
Posted in Austria, Automotive, Business, Electronics & Machinery, Industrial, International Trade, Metals and Minerals, News, Technology
Tagged 180 m/min process speed, 2.60 mm strip thickness, 480 MPa tensile strength, Advanced High Strength Steel, after-pot cooling, AHSS, Andritz, ANDRITZ Metals Processing, ANDRITZ to Supply Continuous Galvanizing Line for JSW Steel in Karnataka, automotive applications, automotive quality standards, automotive steel, Burgel Guido, chemical cleaning section, coating control, coating pot, continuous galvanizing line, electric vehicles, engineering, fuel-efficient vehicles, furnace, galvanized steel, galvanizing line, high-strength materials, INDIA, integrated steel manufacturer, JSW Steel, JSW Steel Expands AHSS Capabilities With New ANDRITZ Galvanizing Line, JSW Steel Ltd., JSW Steel Selects ANDRITZ for Advanced Automotive Steel Galvanizing Line, Karnataka, lightweight vehicle design, Manufacturing, metallurgical properties, post-treatment section, safer vehicle design, second quarter 2026 order intake, skin pass mill, steel strip, surface quality, tension leveling line, terminal equipment, Toranagallu, value-added steel products
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