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The European Commission moved to postpone a landmark law to tackle global deforestation, submitting to immense pressure from commodity-producing countries and industry.
The commission suggested a 12-month delay to rules aimed at curbing forest clearance in nations that send products such as coffee, cocoa, soy and beef to the bloc, it said Wednesday, confirming an earlier Bloomberg report. Global agricultural heavyweights from Brazil to Indonesia had fiercely criticised the plans on concern…
