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McDonalds moves to reduce its packaging waste, while Murray Energy lobbies for coal-friendly policies.

Loblaws moves towards 100 per cent electric trucks, while former Rio Tinto executives are charged with fraud.

Merck CEO Kenneth Frazier stands against hate, while South African utility Eskom is mired in scandal.

VF Corporation targets deforestation in its supply chain, while Princess Cruises is caught dumping waste.

Unilever embraces ingredient transparency, while Korindo is caught up in an environmental scandal.

The Gap begins publishing a complete list of global suppliers, while Embraer gets caught up in a bribery scandal.

United Egg Producers sets a deadline for male chick culling, while U.K. authorities open criminal investigation into Unaoil.

Cargill moves to reduce antibiotics overuse in its livestock, while Riberebro is caught up in a canned mushroom cartel.

Campbell begins voluntary GMO labelling, while big tech brands are tied to Congolese conflict cobalt.

Kering releases new environmental profit and loss report, while Fiat and Starbucks attract the EU’s wrath.

Novo Nordisk brings diabetes treatment to poor, while Silver Wheaton avoids its taxes.

No deforestation for Archer Daniels Midland, while pay controversy rattles Walmart.