ITP – Regulation of B2B relationships: new rules for protecting suppliers in the European food supply chain

Europe is seeing a growing trend towards regulation of B2B relationships and contracts. Particularly interesting are new rules relating to certain unfair trading practices, which will enter into force as of 1 November. Milena Varga and Hannah Bru guide you through the changes in this month's In the Picture. You can find it on our publication page.

08 Jun 2021

ITP – Regulation of B2B relationships: new rules for protecting suppliers in the European food supply chain

Europe is seeing a growing trend towards regulation of B2B relationships and contracts. Particularly interesting are new rules relating to certain unfair trading practices, which will enter into force as of 1 November. Milena Varga and Hannah Bru guide you through the changes in this month's In the Picture. You can find it on our publication page.

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