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Regulatory Radar: Consumer sector webinar

Date: 07 October 2025, 10:00 - 11:00
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Join us for our monthly webinar series where we explore the most recent regulatory headlines, as well as a deeper dive into our selection of the most pressing regulatory developments impacting consumer sector businesses across the UK and EU. This session is tailored for professionals navigating compliance, marketing, product and food governance in a rapidly evolving landscape.

Date and time

Tuesday 7th October | 10:00 - 11:00

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Event details

DMCCA – six months on: What’s changed?

Key provisions of the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024 (DMCCA) came into force in April and have begun reshaping the consumer protection landscape. We’ll explore:

  • The CMA’s initial enforcement priorities, including tackling fake reviews.
  • CAP and BCAP Code updates in light of Unfair Commercial Practices provisions, and what this means for ASA investigations.
  • What businesses should be doing now to align with the latest CMA guidance and avoid enforcement risks.

ASA rulings update

A round-up of the latest decisions from the Advertising Standards Authority, including key trends, current areas of focus, and practical takeaways for marketing and compliance teams.

Deforestation regulations – What should we be doing now?

  • With the EU Deforestation Regulation ('EUDR') obligations due to apply in December this year after a delay, we’ll cover:
    The basics of EUDR.
  • How compliance with EUDR has been significantly simplified in the last year, and how this can help you comply.
  • EUDR's application in Northern Ireland.
  • The potential for more delay – EUDR inclusion in the EU Environmental Omnibus?
  • Any signs of progress on a similar forest risk commodity law in the UK?

Speakers: 

Dominic Watkins, Partner and Head of Consumer Sector
Kirsty Poots, Associate
Abigail Reay, Solicitor
Alicia Barrett, Associate