Competent, reliable, fast – and first and foremost, secure. That is what matters in food law and related areas of law, and that is what the experts at Friedrich Graf von Westphalen & Partner stand for.
Anyone who develops, manufactures, or distributes food, feed, animal by-products, cosmetics, food contact materials, consumer goods, medical devices, pharmaceuticals, dietary supplements, remedies, antibodies, bacteria, or cells operates in a difficult legal environment. A multitude of requirements for the development, manufacture, approval, labeling, distribution, and use of products and their accompanying documentation must be observed at the German and European level in order to avoid chain reactions that can affect not only the marketability of a product but also safety issues.
We advise German companies on their activities abroad, as well as foreign companies in Germany. To this end, we maintain a close network of law firms from all major economic regions of the world that have special expertise in food law. Our advisors also specifically incorporate related areas of German law in order to consistently address regulatory, competitive, and sales-related issues. This results in legally compliant structures that create planning security and support business processes.
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18. June 2024
Update Wine Law: New EU wine labeling law and ECJ ruling on “cocktail containing wine”
Wine lovers will soon notice: Wine and sparkling wine have a QR code on their label. Wine, spirits and agricultural products are part of the European Union’s cultural heritage and belong to its assets. The Regulation (EU) No 1308/2013 establishing a common organization of the markets in agricultural products (CMO Regulation) was fundamentally amended in...
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