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.

Tropical deforestation is responsible for around 20% of annual global greenhouse gas emissions and 15% of global carbon emissions, posing a significant threat to biodiversity and accelerating climate change. In response, the EU has introduced the Regulation on Deforestation-Free Products (EUDR), a law aimed at tackling deforestation and promoting sustainability. This blog explains the regulation and what it means for your business.

Sustainability is essential for companies that want to be future-proof. But how do you ensure that sustainability is not just a document but actually comes to life within your company? Creating support for sustainability is a strategic challenge that requires both leadership and the involvement of all employees. In this blog, you will find tips on integrating sustainability into your company and taking concrete steps.

Our Head of Sales, Marc de Ronde, is 30 years old and has over 5 years of experience in various commercial roles. Now, he is fully prepared to use his experiences to help SMEs become more sustainable. In the short time Marc has been with us, he has already become an essential member of our Eevery team and a true sustainability expert.

'Carbon emissions' refer to greenhouse gases (GHGs) contributing to global warming. Depending on your location in the UK, the size of your business, and the sector you operate in, you may need to follow specific laws and regulations regarding carbon emissions. This blog will explore when to register emissions, why it's essential, and which data you need to collect. We'll also cover relevant laws that may affect your business.

In recent years, the weather has been breaking records. For example, 2023 was the hottest year ever. This increase in extremes affects everyone, including your business and your employees. We explain how you can prepare.

We’ve been breaking weather records recently, and 2024 might become the wettest year ever. This extreme rainfall affects everyone, including your business. We will explain the potential impacts on your business and how you can prepare for them.

With the growing focus on sustainable business, the concept of "Double Materiality" is increasingly relevant. We explain where this term comes from and what it means. We delve into the two components of Double Materiality: Impact and Financial Materiality. We also share an inspiring customer story about the benefits of Double Materiality Analysis.

The need for accountants' support in businesses' sustainability is growing. But what exactly is their role in sustainability? We break it down for you.

Incorporating Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) strategies into your business positively impacts the environment, society, and governance and can also bring financial benefits. We explain this below in more detail.

Several new UK laws have passed and soon will take effect. What exactly are these laws, and what could they mean for your business? We’ll explain it!