We combine leading legal expertise with a genuine understanding of the dynamics, issues and opportunities prevalent in the food and beverage sector.

We work with businesses across the sector from 'field to fork', including agritech, agro-science and biotech companies, processors, manufacturers, supply chain logistics companies and distributors, through to supermarkets, restaurants, cafes and bars.

We can advise you on a full range of issues that can occur at various stages of the product and brand lifecycle, including:

Research and development
Production, processing and brewing
Packaging, bottling and labelling
Employment and immigration
Advertising and marketing
International expansion
Brand diversification
Supply chain, logistics and distribution
The use and impact of technology
Labelling and regulatory compliance
Dispute resolution and avoidance

Our team comprises some of the world's leading regulatory lawyers, and can help you address the cutting edge regulatory issues and requirements facing this industry across the globe. Find out more about our Food & Beverage Regulatory practice here.

To find out more about how we can help your business, please contact Nicolas Carbonnelle, Mark Abell or Graeme Payne.

Contacts

Mark Abell

Partner | UK

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