FoodLegal

The workshop runs from 10:30am - 12:30pm AEST* online via Zoom

* AEST is Australian Eastern Standard Time

This workshop will give you the tools you need to market the nutritional, healthy or functional aspects of your product. Learn how to make the most of your health marketing while avoiding mistakes that could lead to regulatory risk.

We will help you answer questions such as:

•   Is my product eligible to make a health claim?
•   What conditions apply when making a nutrition content claim?
•   What additional nutrition labelling requirements will be triggered by health marketing?
•   Which claims can be self-substantiated and what is the process?
•   Which claims are safe to make and which should be avoided?

AND many more....

 Who should attend:

•   R&D
•   Marketing
•   QA
•   Legal
•   Regulatory

Numbers are limited to ensure an interactive experience.

Price is per person.

However, if you would like a team price please contact FoodLegal on 03 9606 0022 or education@foodlegal.com.au

All bookings are subject to FoodLegal's Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy:

• Ticket prices are per person and are valid for single registrants only
• If you cancel within 48 hours of the date, only 50% will be refunded
• FoodLegal has the right to refuse / exclude anyone from a event without any recourse
• FoodLegal has the right to cancel any booking & refund the fees
• FoodLegal has the right to exclude participation of any registrant or company from this event or any future events for multiple usage of a single registration without formal written approval of FoodLegal, or any other abuse or contravention of these terms and conditions
• FoodLegal reserves the right to update these terms and conditions. View our Privacy Policy.

The workshop runs from 10:30am - 12:30pm AEST* online via Zoom

* AEST is Australian Eastern Standard Time

Do you know how to assess the risk of your marketing claims, or what substantiation evidence you might need? Many marketing opportunities exist outside of the Food Standards Code. To make the most of them, it is vital to be across the latest ACCC priorities and enforcement approaches.

Our online interactive FoodLegal workshop will empower you to assess the regulatory risk of the latest emerging and trending claims.

In this workshop we will explain:

•   How consumer claims are regulated in Australia;
•   The risks and opportunities to be aware of, including for social media;
•   The latest Court precedents and regulatory enforcement actions that can impact trending food product claims;
•   What is required to substantiate different types of trending claims to reduce your risk level.

We will cover a range of trending claims including:

•   Premium claims
•   Emphasising ingredients or product qualities
•   Place of origin and company ownership claims
•   Country of origin claims (e.g. Made in Australia) & what "substantial transformation" actually means
•   The difference between vegan, plant-based and vegetarian
•   Natural claims
•   Environmental and packaging claims

AND many more....

 Who should attend:

•   R&D
•   Marketing
•   QA
•   Legal
•   Regulatory

Numbers are limited to ensure an interactive experience.

Price is per person.

However, if you would like a team price please contact FoodLegal on 03 9606 0022 or education@foodlegal.com.au

All bookings are subject to FoodLegal's Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy:

• Ticket prices are per person and are valid for single registrants only
• If you cancel within 48 hours of the date, only 50% will be refunded
• FoodLegal has the right to refuse / exclude anyone from a event without any recourse
• FoodLegal has the right to cancel any booking & refund the fees
• FoodLegal has the right to exclude participation of any registrant or company from this event or any future events for multiple usage of a single registration without formal written approval of FoodLegal, or any other abuse or contravention of these terms and conditions
• FoodLegal reserves the right to update these terms and conditions. View our Privacy Policy.