ACI - 3rd Advanced Regulatory and Compliance Summit of Food & Beverage Marketing and Advertising
Event | 07.16.13 - 07.18.13, 12:00 AM UTC - 12:00 AM UTC
With increased litigation, regulatory enforcement and safety concerns on the mind of food and beverage marketing counsel, the compliance of your marketing and advertising campaigns is more important than ever. With the FTC's upholding of deceptive claims in the POM Wonderful decision, ongoing investigations and the explosion of high profile consumer class actions, in-house and outside counsel will reap tangible benefits from attending ACI's 3rd Advanced Legal & Regulatory Summit on Food & Beverage Marketing and Advertising.
Benefit from gaining practical knowledge on cutting edge issues such as meeting SSA standards, labeling challenges for energy and caffeine drinks, COPPA reform, and how to maintain the delicate balance of marketing to children amid the obesity epidemic.
This program is unlike any other on the market – ACI attorneys have conducted extensive market research to put together a highly unique program, with a diverse faculty of speakers addressing the most pressing industry concerns. In this highly sensitive environment for the food & beverage business, take this time to gain proven-effective strategies on how to implement to the most effective and regulatory-compliant marketing and advertising campaigns.
Cheryl Falvey is speaking at this event. Her topic is "How to Comply with the Revised FTC's Green Guides."
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