Food e-commerce & the biting legal questions around selling food online
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Partner
Belgium
As a partner in our Regulatory & Administrative practice in Brussels, I provide strategic advice and hands-on assistance to clients navigating public, administrative, and regulatory law matters.
Online shopping – we've been doing it for years, but the coronavirus pandemic has shifted consumer behaviours. Online shopping overall has increased between 20 to 70 percent since the pandemic began, according to McKinsey. The additional demand has accelerated transformation in supply chains, putting strains on retailers' capacity and generating innovative solutions for companies to sell their products online.
Particularly in the food sector, companies are developing new business models, new supply chains and new platforms to meet the demand for online orders. In the rush of getting to the market, legal questions will arise or may be overlooked entirely.
Our Food & Beverage team has compiled some of the biting legal questions around food e-commerce and is advising clients on these issues.
Legal questions to protect your food e-commerce operations
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