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Lessons Learned From Recent Food and Beverage Litigation and Enforcement: Practical Compliance and Defensibility Tips

1h 2m

Created on May 16, 2017

Intermediate

Overview

Using real life court cases and regulatory enforcement instances, Jonathan A. Havens, Esq., Vice Chair of Saul Ewing LLP's Food and Beverage Practice examines litigation and enforcement trends, and what might be on the horizon; walks the audience through product claim development and substantiation, including common pitfalls to avoid; and discusses the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) food docket and its implications for industry.

In this engaging and useful session, Mr. Havens uses facts from recent food and beverage cases and recent instances of enforcement to provide practical takeaways to help the industry comply with applicable requirements and take defensible positions when developing food labels and product claims. 

Learning Objectives: 

  1. Understand what, if any, requirements exist for making certain popular product claims (e.g., "healthy,"  GMO free," "natural")
  2. Consider the risks/rewards of making a claim in the absence of a government standard
  3. Review new and recently-finalized regulatory requirements

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