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News briefsEU to levy €3 duty on low-value parcels
The EU plans to end a long-standing import exemption by introducing a flat customs duty on low-value e-commerce parcels from 2026.
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News briefsWFSGI partners with Worldly on ESG data
The global sporting goods association teams up with a sustainability data platform to close gaps between ESG ambition and action.
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ArticleFESI elects new President and Board
Europe’s sporting goods federation begins a new governance cycle with fresh leadership and an expanded board as EU sport policy gains momentum.
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ArticleEU scales back corporate sustainability rules
Brussels has agreed to scale back key sustainability and due diligence rules, reshaping future reporting and supply-chain oversight for European industries.
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News briefsAliExpress helps seize $1.1m in fake bike parts
A major e-commerce platform and Chinese authorities shut down an operation selling counterfeit high-end bicycle parts across multiple global brands.
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ArticleEOG sets out major transformation plan
Europe’s outdoor industry association outlines a multi-year transformation plan to strengthen collaboration, data insight and advocacy across the sector.
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News briefsWFSGI joins global business body
The global sporting goods association strengthens its advocacy reach by joining the world’s largest business organization.
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News briefsVaude supports Swiss climate petition
The German outdoor brand takes part in a Swiss climate action calling for stronger measures to protect alpine environments and glacier regions.
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News briefsEU sets new bioeconomy strategy
A new EU framework aims to scale up Europe’s bio-based industries, strengthening resilience and reducing dependence on fossil-derived materials.
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ArticleDecathlon joins German bicycle industry group
The sporting goods retailer and brand partners with the German industry alliance to strengthen its role in cycling mobility and policy change.
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ArticleBetter Cotton, Uzbekistan launch certification fund
The cotton sustainability group teams up with Uzbekistan’s textile agency to ease the cost of certification for local farming clusters.
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News briefsUS court rules Meta not a monopoly
A US federal judge has dismissed an FTC antitrust case against the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, citing changes in the social media market.
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OpinionEOCA: Environmental deregulation raises concerns
As EU lawmakers push to ease green regulations, EOCA warns against weakening environmental standards in favor of competitiveness. An opinion piece by Dan Yates.
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News briefsClimbers Against Cancer seeking partners for recovery program
The UK-based charity dedicated to supporting people affected by cancer is seeking partners to expand an indoor‑climbing recovery program with global potential.
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News briefsLiz Beverley named Chair of OIA Development Board
The UK’s outdoor industry body has named a new Chair to guide its Development Board and support emerging leadership and innovation.
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News briefsItaly mandates helmets for alpine snow sports
The country has extended its ski helmet law to include all ages and disciplines, ahead of the winter sports season and major events.
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News briefsWFSGI joins launch of global Active Children Coalition, tackling youth inactivity crisis
A new international coalition brings together sports, health, and education groups to combat historically low activity levels among children worldwide.
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News briefsOlympic Movement declares new integrity commitments
At a global sports integrity forum in Switzerland, key stakeholders pledged renewed efforts to fight corruption, match-fixing and abuse.
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News briefsStrava lawsuit withdrawal ends Garmin patent dispute
The fitness app provider has withdrawn its recent patent infringement complaint targeting segment and heatmap functions used by Garmin.
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News briefsDigital Product Passport pilot by Sports Group Denmark
The Danish sportswear group and global labeling provider Trimco Group explore how digital product passports can support traceability and future EU compliance.
