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EU Deforestation Rules Drive Traceability Changes in Dutch Agricultural Supply Chains

Dutch importers and logistics providers using the Port of Rotterdam are introducing digital traceability systems as they prepare for European Union rules covering products linked to deforestation.
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Pokémon Anniversary Releases Draw Overnight Queues Across the Netherlands

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Port of Rotterdam Tops Dutch Ranking for Cutting Business-Flight Emissions

The Port of Rotterdam Authority ranked highest nationally for reducing greenhouse-gas emissions associated with corporate air travel.

ABN AMRO Shares Rise Amid Positive Banking-Sector Sentiment

ABN AMRO shares closed higher in Amsterdam as investors responded to the economic outlook and continued strength across the European banking sector.

Dutch Revolut Customers Targeted by Government Impersonation Cyberattack

Dozens of Revolut customers in the Netherlands were targeted by criminals posing as government entities in a data-theft operation involving the digital banking platform.

Netherlands Prepares Safe-Harbour Rules for Global Minimum Corporate Tax

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Prosus Buys Back €63.7 Million of Shares

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Heineken Passes €500 Million in Latest Share Buyback Tranche

Heineken has repurchased more than €500 million of shares under its current €1.5 billion programme, including purchases on the market and from Heineken Holding.

ING Completes More Than 73% of €1 Billion Share Buyback

ING has repurchased more than €735 million of shares under its €1 billion capital return programme after buying more than 1.3 million shares during the latest reported week.

Netherlands Plans Larger Rent Increases for Higher-Income Social Housing Tenants

From 2028, higher-income households remaining in rent-controlled social housing will face steeper annual rent increases under measures intended to improve access for lower-incom...

Netherlands Scales Back Planned Increase in Long-Haul Flight Tax

The Dutch government has reduced the planned increase in taxation on long-distance flights departing from airports including Schiphol, easing some of the expected additional cos...

Dutch Government Extends Support for Farmers Investing in Sustainable Agriculture

The 2027 budget includes continued financial support for farmers investing in more sustainable agricultural practices as the sector adapts to environmental requirements.
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