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Canada is weakening its 2024 greenwashing rules, cutting strict proof requirements and third-party challenges.
Canada is rolling back parts of its 2024 greenwashing rules, removing requirements for environmental claims to be backed by internationally recognized methods and ending third-party challenges, according to the November 2025 budget.
The government says the changes reduce investor uncertainty and unintended consequences, though it's unclear if the core ban on misleading claims will remain.
While some evidence requirements may persist, the lowered standards could weaken enforcement.
Critics warn this may enable deceptive marketing and hinder sustainability progress, while business groups welcome reduced compliance burdens.
Companies have already scaled back sustainability disclosures, and audits found widespread unsubstantiated claims.
The long-term impact on transparency and trust remains uncertain.
Canadá está debilitando sus reglas de greenwashing de 2024, reduciendo los estrictos requisitos de prueba y los desafíos de terceros.