Food for Thought: A Cross-Sector Discussion on Changes in the Food Regulatory Landscape

CTSI Law in Practice series

Our Food for Thought: A Cross-Sector Discussion on Changes in the Food Regulatory Landscape webinar is the latest topic in our Law in Practice series. This session will explore the key changes shaping food regulation in practice, examining what they mean for regulators, enforcement professionals, businesses and sector leaders, and how organisations can prepare for the opportunities and challenges ahead. CTSI's Law in Practice series is available exclusively to CTSI members.

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The food regulatory environment is evolving rapidly, bringing new challenges, responsibilities and opportunities for professionals across the sector. Join us for this timely and thought-provoking edition of the Law in Practice webinar series, where experts from regulation, policy, enforcement and industry will come together to explore what these changes mean in practice.

Featuring speakers from the Food Standards Agency, CTSI, local authority services and industry, this interactive discussion will examine the key developments shaping food regulation at both national and local levels. From the future direction of food regulation and the impact of the SPS Agreement, to emerging risks, regulatory priorities and practical implications for frontline professionals, the session will provide valuable insights for practitioners, managers and organisational leaders alike.

Whether you work in enforcement, policy, business compliance or regulatory leadership, this webinar will help you understand what is changing, what action is needed now, and how to prepare for the future.