EAS holds workshop to help empower companies on use of mutual recognition in EU

摘要

Food businesses frustrated with the barriers to trade they face from one national market to the next in the European Union (EU) will be given dear steps on how to overcome these challenges and successfully place products across the EU at an upcoming workshop being hosted by international food and nutrition policy consultancy EAS.rnThe one-day interactive workshop, focused specifically on how to use the EU's new mutual recognition regulation which became applicable in May this year, will take place in Brussels on 17 September, led by EAS regulatory experts.rnPresenters at the event, titled 'How to apply the new mutual recognition regulation in EU Food Law', will help companies address all aspects relating to the new mutual recognition regulation, including how it works in principal and in practice, where mutual recognition does and does not apply, rules for companies and for EU Member States, and procedures for making complaints.