Communication & Brand
The Empowering Consumers for the Green Transition Directive (EmpCo) requires companies to substantiate their environmental claims with robust facts. Incorporated into national legislation through the German Act Against Unfair Competition (UWG), it defines the rules for sustainability communication. But what does this EU regulation mean for your company in practice? To what extent are you affected, and how can sustainability performance be communicated in a compliant way? We help you understand the legislation and provide practical guidance on the obligations, rules and implications for your industry and communications.
We always consider communication in the context of the overall strategy. Our goal is to embed sustainability performance in internal and external communication through meaningful data and facts. To achieve this, our interdisciplinary team of climate and sustainability strategists and communication experts combines technical expertise with authentic communication.
The focus is on end-user communication to protect consumers from misleading statements. However, German legislation does not explicitly distinguish between B2B and B2C companies, so a practical introduction is suitable for both. The training is particularly recommended for companies offering products with specific sustainability-related characteristics.
We are happy to support you with a detailed review of your Green Claims. We offer this as part of our Green Claims Check. During the training, we cover best practices for your industry, but we do not review your entire communication.
Depending on the format, we recommend allowing 2–4 hours to address participants’ needs effectively and clarify any open questions. The duration may vary depending on the participants’ level of expertise and the number of attendees.
Do you have any questions about this service or would you like to discuss your project with us? Write to us – we look forward to exchanging ideas with you!