Research: companies in Lithuania perceive sustainability differently than in other Baltic countries. Rising costs are the biggest challenge in measuring results Companies operating in Lithuania have a different perception of sustainability than companies in Latvia and Estonia. However, the measures they are taking to reduce emissions are similar across the three Baltic countries, according to a Kantar study commissioned by Neste, the largest producer of diesel from renewable raw materials. The main reasons for hesitation in all countries are a low motivation for high investments. However, the vast majority of respondents acknowledged that the demand for sustainable companies and, therefore, products will grow in the future.
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Christmas budget almost unchanged: one in three Lithuanians plans to spend as much on shopping as last year
BREEAM sustainability rating is given to the first property of Capitalica Green Logistics Fund in Estonia
Interview with Julio Laporta of the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO): Lithuania has made the most progress among EU countries
EY study: investors worry about geopolitical instability but see Europe as an attractive region in the long term
