Washington urges EU to ease corporate sustainability rules
The United States is calling on the European Union to ease its regulations that require large companies, including American firms, to disclose their environmental and social impacts as well as supply chain information, in order to prevent unjustified restrictions on transatlantic trade. It points out that these directives, which include sustainability laws, are hindering trade and harming American interests, especially given the commitments the EU made in the September 2025 Tirenberry Agreement to avoid imposing non-tariff barriers. Despite some amendments made by the European Union, Washington continues to demand broader changes, including the abolition or modification of the carbon border adjustment mechanism. These pressures are part of efforts to ensure that sustainability rules do not become excessive trade barriers between the two sides.
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