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EMC Food, Beverage, Bio & Ag Sector Virtual Event

Legal Aspects of Co-Packing Relationships

Co-packing relationships have historically been built on purchase orders and handshakes. That’s changing as food manufacturing evolves and both co-packers and brand owners are seeking written agreements and more formal relationships.

Wednesday, September 21, 2022, 12:30pm EST
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Co-packing relationships have historically been built on purchase orders and handshakes. That’s changing as food manufacturing evolves and both co-packers and brand owners are seeking written agreements and more formal relationships.

Glenford Jameson, founder of G.S. Jameson & Company, is a Canadian lawyer with significant industry experience in the food sector.

Using real-world examples, he will focus on the legal aspects of the co-packing relationship that can provide increased stability and clarity for both co-packers and brand owners.

Specifically, Glenford will focus on the classic pain point of confidential business information and strategies to understand and protect both stakeholders.

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