Food, Superfood & Beverage
/Industry branch
Our focus is on supporting small and medium-sized enterprises as well as family-run businesses in the food industry. Our services are provided in German, Italian, and English to ensure that you receive the best legal support in your preferred language.
Production:
Our professionals provide comprehensive advisory services for the legal aspects of food production. This includes compliance with quality standards, hygiene regulations, and ensuring product liability. We are here to ensure that your production processes comply with national and international regulations.
Sales:
Concerning the sale of food, beverages, and superfoods, we assist you in contract negotiations, pricing, and distribution strategies. Our advice aims to minimize legal risks while maximizing the profitability of your sales activities.
Marketing and distribution:
The marketing and distribution of products are subject to complex legal requirements in Italy. Our experienced team assists you with questions about distribution contracts, logistics, and customs procedures. We help you ensure a smooth and legally compliant distribution process.
Labeling and advertising:
Correct food labeling and compliance with advertising guidelines are crucial. Our lawyers support you in creating compliant labels and designing promotional materials to ensure transparent and legally compliant information for consumers.
Quality assurance:
Ensuring product quality is not only important for your reputation but also for compliance with legal regulations. We offer comprehensive advisory services for implementing quality assurance measures to ensure that your products meet the highest standards.
Our Podcast-Episodes about Food, Superfood & Beverage:
◼︎ LkSG und Compliance italienischer Zulieferer (Teil 1)
◼︎ LkSG und Compliance italienischer Zulieferer (Teil 2)
◼︎ La nuova legge tedesca sugli obblighi di adeguata verifica della filiera
◼︎ Internationale Verträge. Welches Gericht?
◼︎ Internationale Verträge. Welches Recht?
◼︎ Contratti internazionali. Qual’è il giudice competente?