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Turkey has introduced new obligations to take precautions against adverse effects of noise on neighbouring properties.

New requirements have been introduced in Turkey establishing tobacco manufacturing facilities, as well as related permits for establishment and operation.

Pursuant to Article 20 of the Turkish Environmental Code no. 1983 (the "Code"), fines are imposed on vessels for causing pollution in Turkish waters through discharge of petroleum products...

It should be noted that anti-competitive agreements concerning emission standards compliance is not a new topic in EU competition law.

If we are talking about Blue Cards, we need to mention The International Convention on Civil Liability, often called the Civil Liability Convention (CLC).

Along with global pollution caused by intensive generation facilities and factories, international Authorities have commenced global operations to line-off pollution rates for industrialized countries.

Pollition fines for Turkish waters have been amended regarding to Environmental Code with a new law numbered 7410 published in the Official Gazette on 15 June 2022.

The need of a national taxonomy and related legislation to define economic activities considered sustainable was stipulated in the Twelfth Development Plan...

Although the remarkable economic growth in the past decade, Turkey is still considered as a "middle-income" country in OECD standards.

The automotive industry relies on highly technical products that do not reach end users directly. Instead, these products are distributed through dealers, service centres, mechanics, and authorised resellers.

World Anti-Counterfeiting Day, observed on June 8th, aims to bring global attention to the widespread issue of counterfeiting which affects industries, the government, and consumers.

The Financing Opportunities for Green Transformation Report, updated quarterly by the Ministry of Trade, has emphatically put green transformation in industry on the agenda.

Due to the environmental issues, rapidly depleting natural resources, and other global problems facing the world today, the shift toward a sustainable lifestyle for both individuals and organizations is no longer a mere necessity but an absolute imperative.

Climate Law No. 7552 ("Climate Law" or "Law"), which entered into force upon publication in the Official Gazette on July 9, 2025 is Turkey's first comprehensive framework law establishing a legal foundation for national climate change policies and strategies.

In this article, it is examined the international principles of environmental law briefly and the impact and benefits of electric vehicles on environmental law.

Within the scope of the 11th Development Plan and 2021 Economic Reforms Package and the Paris Climate Agreement, the Capital Markets Board issued the Green Debt Instrument...

We would like to inform you of the new pollution fine tariffs applicable as of 1st January 2025. The new fine rates has been published on 27 November 2024 in the Official Gazette and increased by 43,93%.