Sustainability that makes B2B grow
In many B2B markets, sustainability has ceased to be just a compliance requirement to become a factor of competitiveness. When a product or service helps the customer reduce impact (especially in its Scope 3), the conversation shifts from justifying prices to creating value: better access, more share and, in certain cases, better price premium.
2025 revision of the EU Taxonomy: how does the flow of green funds affect companies?
The EU Green Taxonomy is a classification system designed to define which economic activities can be considered environmentally sustainable. In 2025, key updates have been promoted that affect ESG reporting, financing criteria and corporate alignment.
Biodiversity at risk: what the IPCC and IPBES report demands of companies
Although the IPCC is known for its climate reports, its work also highlights the intimate links between climate change and biodiversity. At the same time, the IPBES platform (the “IPCC of biodiversity”) has published recent studies that warn about the accelerated loss of nature and its global impacts.
The new EU Ecodesign Regulation and its impact on manufacturers and distributors
On 18 July 2024, the new Regulation (EU) 2024/1781, also known as the Ecodesign of Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR), came into force. This regulation revolutionizes the existing ecodesign regulation by expanding its scope and introducing more ambitious obligations for manufacturers, distributors and operators of products in the European market.
Implementation of ISO 14.001 and integral carbon footprint for MECESA
For MECESA, our proposal was to implement an environmental management system in accordance with the ISO 14.001 standard, accompanied by the calculation of the carbon footprint (scope 1, 2 and 3) to integrate sustainability into the daily operation.
Less Footprint in the Home: COMSAN’s Toilet Seat Carbon Analysis
COMSAN (Complementos Sanitarios SA), based in Gavà, Barcelona, is a family business that has been manufacturing toilet lids and seats since 1963, using materials such as Versagrit® and Duroplast. According to its website, 60% of Versagrit® material comes from plant-based, organic, waste and recycled sources.
Envolta Global promotes new decarbonisation strategies for companies and administrations.
Our team of sustainability experts works alongside public and private organizations to design real and effective decarbonization solutions, always aligned with European policies and global challenges.
Vegetable Egg vs Chicken Egg: Results of Life Cycle Analysis with UOBO
Since the emergence of plant-based foods, a recurring question is: how much more sustainable is a plant-based substitute compared to the conventional one? We have carried out a comparative Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) between UOBO’s plant-based egg and traditional chicken egg, seeking to measure the real environmental impacts and be able to communicate with data, not with empty promises.
Coordinné: Integrating sustainability into the DNA of corporate strategy
Coordonné is a family business in Barcelona founded in 1978, specialising in wallpapers, fabrics, paints and decorative products, which defines sustainability as a “holistic commitment”, present at all levels of its value chain, from materials to distribution and customer service.
With this clear purpose, we have collaborated with Coordonné to design a strategic path towards a responsible and competitive business.
How we prepared CMTEC to overcome the EcoVadis challenge
The EcoVadis certification is widely recognized as a standard for evaluating the ESG performance of suppliers. Getting a good score opens doors in global supply chains and improves reputation with large customers.
