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The consumer products sector is facing endless challenges such as globalisation and digitalisation, as well as those brought by environmental and health issues, supply chain management, media and consumer pressure, the increasing negotiation power of retailers, increased sales and online piracy. This places new demands on companies with regards to their management and business strategies, hence requiring specialist legal advice in the quest for solutions. 

Our expert Consumer Products team specialises in sub-sectors such as cosmetics, textiles, electronics, health and beauty, food and beverages, retail, home furnishings and industrial equipment, among others, comprising professionals from all legal practices which affect each sector. We advise clients on all legal and regulatory aspects from the financing and acquisition of companies to antitrust and unfair competition, media management, claims relating to health and nutrition, publicity and marketing, strategies for the protection of intellectual property rights, data protection, outsourcing, distribution agreements, property transactions, product withdrawals and many more. Our vast sector expertise enables us to keep our clients up to date with the latest market information, providing not only a commercial advantage but legal benefits as well.

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09/04/2024
Designs practice update: EU Court of Justice upholds Advocate General’s...
BackgroundIn our previous article (here), we discussed the opinion of Advocate General Capeta in EUIPO v The KaiKai Company Jaeger Wichmann. That opinion was provided following an appeal against the General...
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Plastics and packaging laws in Norway
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Collective marks and protected designations of origin (PDOs) have different functions and confer different levels of protection. While the function of a collective mark is to indicate membership of an...
Law-Now Consumer Products
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Law-Now Consumer Products
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