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Limited
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Verallia SA demonstrates limited climate lobbying governance by making a “public commitment or position statement to conduct your engagement activities in line with the goals of the Paris Agreement,” but the company does not disclose any internal processes for reviewing or monitoring its lobbying alignment, nor does it identify any individual or committee responsible for overseeing lobbying activities or ensuring alignment with its climate objectives. This indicates that while Verallia SA has articulated an alignment aspiration, it provides no further transparency on governance structures, accountability mechanisms, or oversight bodies to implement or enforce this commitment.
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D
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None
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Verallia SA provides virtually no transparency on its climate-related lobbying. Its disclosures describe internal sustainability efforts and collaborations to promote glass recycling, but they do not identify any climate or energy transition laws or regulations the company has tried to influence, nor do they affirm that no such engagement takes place. The reports also fail to outline any direct or indirect lobbying methods—such as meetings with officials, written submissions, or work through trade associations—or to name any policymaking bodies that might be targeted. Finally, while the company lists operational goals like lowering CO₂ emissions and increasing recycled glass content, it does not connect these ambitions to any desired changes in public policy. In short, the disclosures lack information on specific policies, the mechanisms used to influence them, and the outcomes sought, leaving readers without insight into whether or how Verallia engages in climate policy advocacy.
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E
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