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Regulation, alongside consumer pressure, has developed a strong appetite to progress delivery of more sustainable solutions into the market, thus generating higher demand for recycled materials.
Liberalising cross-border flows of green products and services could be the key to saving the planet.
The region has a specialty coffee industry that is booming. But profits from the highly-priced coffee drinks do not translate to increased incomes for growers. Government subsidies and better consumer awareness can help.
Supporting start-ups can accelerate innovation and bring solutions to market faster, before our planet reaches its best before date.
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