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Katrina Anderson, Principle Associate specialising in commercial and food product regulatory at Mills & Reeve, looked at the implications for access to healthy, affordable food, and what might be next for HFSS (high in fat, salt, and sugar) food.
Food producer businesses may be inadvertently impacted by EPR rules if their brand is placed on packaging – even if the food is produced on behalf of an own brander.
Jessica Burt, associate specialising in food product regulatory and product liability at Mills & Reeve, looks at the implications of future mandatory sales data reporting for ‘larger’ food companies and what this may mean in the food sector as a whole.
The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) gave a ruling on Shell Energy UK for a paid for LinkedIn ad, dated 1 October. This provides a useful insight into how to get green claims right and the ASA's view on LinkedIn content.
Monday 29 September marks the UN’s sixth International Day of Awareness of Food Loss and Waste. This year’s theme calls for the expansion and strengthening of stakeholder efforts to reduce food loss and waste as a critical element of securing a sustainable food future.
Discover the UK government's new approach to HFSS regulation, shifting from rigid promotional restrictions to mandatory data reporting and health targets for retailers, and learn how these changes affect compliance and retail strategies.
Daniel Zeichner, MP for Cambridge and Minister of State for Defra, joined key UK food and farming leaders at a private Mills & Reeve roundtable dinner to discuss food security, gene editing, sustainability, and government strategy. In this blog, we explore some of the key takeaways from the event.
The UK government has postponed the implementation of new TV and online advertising restrictions for Less Healthy Foods (LHF) from 1 October 2025 to 5 January 2026.
In this blog we look at the ASA ruling against ZOE Ltd for a Facebook ad promoting its “Daily30+” supplement.
A recent judgment from the EU’s highest court has reignited discussion around the long-standing issue of ‘on hold’ health claims for botanicals.
On 6 May the CMA got its long-awaited new enforcement powers, allowing it to levy civil fines of up to 10% of group global turnover for all consumer protection breaches.
The Government has just launched a consultation to ‘strengthen the soft drinks industry levy’ (SDIL). This was mooted at the Autumn Statement and forms part of the Government’s new approach to ‘prevention’ in its upcoming health plan.