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Recent Developments in Food Law

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Food law has seen significant updates globally, including in the European Union (EU), Germany, and internationally, reflecting evolving consumer preferences, sustainability goals, and safety standards. Below is a comprehensive overview of key changes: 1. European Union (EU) a. Farm-to-Fork Strategy Implementation Objective: To create a fair, healthy, and environmentally-friendly food system. Key Changes: Introduction of […]

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How each packet legally counts: sweet rules

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Candy Packages & Indication of number: how each packet legally counts If a package of sweets contains several individual packets, the number of packets must be recognizable to the end consumer. The OVG Rhineland-Palatinate ruled that this is not to be considered a „meaningless“ information (Urt. v. 02.11.2021, Az. 6 A 10695/21.OVG). A package of

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