Sustainability is no longer just the concern of large multinationals. New laws and strategies are driving changes worldwide, impacting SMEs as well. Initiatives such as the European CSRD and California’s legislation place greater emphasis on transparency. These requirements flow through supply chains, meaning smaller businesses must also meet sustainable standards. By acting now, SMEs can not only comply with these rules but also strengthen their competitive position and build trust in a market where sustainability is becoming increasingly important.

The NIS2 Directive brings stricter digital security standards for European businesses. This blog explains what’s important for UK SMEs. Ensure your business is ready for the increased requirements and avoid supply chain risks when working with larger partners. Find out who is affected and how to comply with the new cybersecurity standards.

Daniel Elderenbosch (24) lives in Amsterdam and brings a wide range of experience to Eevery. While studying Business Administration, he worked in various roles, including managing a pop-up store and as a project manager for a company supplying recycled plastic products to discount retailers. Now, Daniel is ready for the next step in his career. As Business Development Associate he supports SMEs in the Netherlands and the UK with their sustainability efforts. We're excited to welcome Daniel to our team.