AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoPlastic Ban: Monaco will ban disposable plastic food containers (boxes, trays and salad bowls) from 1 September, covering ready-to-eat meals sold for immediate use or takeaway, with lids/closure systems excluded and some coated or fresh-fruit uses allowed. Inclusive Employment: Monaco is also seeking an operator for a new inclusive snack bar kiosk at Place d’Armes, requiring the business to promote employment of people with disabilities within a mainstream team. Planetary Health Leadership: The Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation has appointed former French environment minister Brune Poirson to its Board, bringing experience from France’s anti-waste and circular economy work and corporate sustainability leadership. Water & Climate Training: Monaco’s Supreme Council for Environment is running a second training programme on integrated water resources planning and management, supported by the Green Climate Fund. Reinsurance Watch (Monaco Rendez-Vous): Ahead of the Rendez-Vous de Septembre in Monte Carlo, AM Best warns global reinsurance is at a “critical inflection point” as record capital and rising competition could pressure underwriting discipline.
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