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Plastics and packaging is one of the biggest issues currently facing the food and drink industry. CMS Scotland and the Food and Drink Federation (FDF) are delighted to be working together to deliver an update on this very topical issue.
The seminar will look at the impact that plastic waste regulations will have on Scottish businesses and how businesses are reacting to the policy changes and new laws to reduce single use plastic.
During the session you will hear from:
The seminar will finish with a panel session chaired by Olivia Jamison, Partner, CMS.
For more information on how to join us and take part in what is sure to be a lively and informative discussion, please contact us below.
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