FMCG
Each company within the FMCG industry requires its own individual needs analysis. Businesses in these industries are subject to various quality and regulatory requirements, arising from both Polish and European law.
Increasing consumer expectations, ongoing demand for innovation and growing competition. The fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) sector is one of the most demanding business areas.
Effective legal advice for clients operating within the FMCG sector requires both practical experience of the industry and knowledge of tax law, competition law, intellectual property law and many other overlapping areas. We approach the needs of each client individually, creating an interdisciplinary team with a skills portfolio that matches their needs and expectations.
Our multidisciplinary experience helps us to create a strategy that is tailored to your business.
How we can help?
We provide assist in the following areas and more:
- corporate law / mergers and acquisitions – we perform comprehensive legal audits for both buyers and sellers. We also design and implement business restructurings on Polish and global markets.
- regulatory matters – we advise clients (including manufacturers and distributors of tobacco and alcohol products) on regulations governing trade and advertising, product labelling and many other issues.
- intellectual property and competition law – we advise on all IP rights (inc. copyright, trademarks, industrial designs and patents). We represent clients in IP disputes before the Patent Office and common courts, and in proceedings initiated by the Office of Competition and Consumer Protection (in Polish: UOKiK).
- criminal cases – we represent clients in pre-dispute negotiations, in arbitration, civil and criminal proceedings, unfair competition proceedings and in bankruptcy proceedings.
- new technologies / personal data protection – we advise on the processing of customers’ personal data from the perspective of personal data transfers and privacy policies.
