The N°1, healthy, rich in learning webinar about claims

Is your product a No. 1 seller? Good for your health or rich in fiber? Does it contain no parabens? Do you want to shout it loudly from the rooftops or at least on your packaging?
During this webinar, you will get an overview of the principles that need to be respected in order to claim your products legally. Our experts will discuss the rules for No. 1 claims, cosmetic claims and health and nutrition claims, and will give you an overview of the most important issues as well as practical guidelines.
This webinar has been awarded one point of continuous education by the Institut des Juristes d’Entreprise / Instituut voor Bedrijfsjuristen.
We hope to see you online on 14 March, from 13:30 to 14:30!
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