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21 airlines (the Airlines) have committed to change their practices on environmental claims and statements that were considered misleading by the Consumer Protection Cooperation (CPC).
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For the sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) industry, the key initiative to emerge from COP30 was the “Belém 4x Pledge”, spearheaded by Italy, Japan, India and Brazil and supported by 23 other countries, to quadruple sustainable fuel production and use by 2035. The pledge focused on the need to take comprehensive domestic action to support sustainable fuel development and strengthen international collaboration, whilst ensuring that efforts to scale-up production are conducted in an environmentally and socially responsible manner.
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