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Technology, Media and Telecommunications (TMT)
UK and EU take steps to bolster product security regimes
Businesses need to know their obligations under parallel cybersecurity legislation for digital and connectable products
Retail and Consumer
EPR for textiles: what's on the horizon in the UK and EU?
EU legislation to introduce extended producer responsibility is progressing and will mark a huge change for retailers
Urban Dynamics
Future Foods Update | May 2024
This edition includes new UK guidance on plant-based dairy products, an Austrian case on naming plant-based products, and EU developments
Retail and Consumer
"Shrinkflation": A new obligation for distributors regarding the display of their products
What is "Shrinkflation"? Shrinkflation is a commercial practice which consists of reducing the size of a product while maintaining or
Regulatory Outlook
Consumer Law | UK Regulatory Outlook April 2024
Ofcom publishes call for evidence on additional duties for categorised services under the Online Safety Act 2023 | EU Commission
Real estate
English County Court rules against landlord opposing statutory renewal lease on 'ground f'
A tenant can temporarily vacate part of the premises affected by the works to defeat a landlord's opposition
Regulatory and compliance
European Parliament formally adopts Product Liability Directive
What changes and practical actions should businesses be considering?
Competition, antitrust and trade
UK competition regulator issues fresh guidance on green collaborations for sustainability
CMA charts way for businesses to navigate sustainability concerns in supply chains while maintaining competition
Regulatory Outlook
Consumer Law | UK Regulatory Outlook March 2024
Update on the UK DMCC Bill | CMA consults on proposal to launch a market investigation of the UK vet
Regulatory Outlook
Products | UK Regulatory Outlook March 2024
Legislation introduced to cut smoking and vaping | Extended producer responsibility for packaging waste: reporting changes coming into force 1
Intellectual property
UK Supreme Court finds sales of trade marked goods from US website targeted UK consumers for infringement purposes
US website's targeting of UK consumers amounted to infringing trade mark use in the UK and EU, but no decision
