Consumer Goods & Retail
Digitization has transformed the consumer goods industry like no other sector. The increasing need for convenience and delivery options, be it in the textile industry, electronics or the food sector, comes with both challenges and opportunities. The desire of many consumers for more sustainable products as well as regulatory requirements for supply chains require companies to adapt. Implementation not only raises distribution and pricing law issues but also sanctions-related questions as well the need to establish compliance systems. Finally, companies may opt to acquire new lines of business in order to keep pace with evolving consumer needs, which may also raise transaction-related issues.
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References
Advising and representing EDEKA in several ongoing antitrust follow-on damages proceedings
Advising various e-commerce platforms (e.g. momox, Zalando, Urban Sports Club)
Regular advice to Gemüsering on merger control law
EU antitrust law advice to Mast Jägermeister
Advising various companies on distribution antitrust law (Anheuser Busch InBev, Unilever)
Advising and representing a specialised clothing retailer regarding resale price maintenance
Sanctions and export control law advice to Delivery Hero
Merger control advice to Swedish Venture Capital Fonds Verdane in several acquisitions
Excellent Customs and Export Control practice, with great and very practical responsiveness to the point. Great team.Legal Counsel EMEA eines Blue-Chip-Medizinunternehmens
The BLOMSTEIN team is very close to all the issues that affect us and knows the industry profoundly.Unilever Deutschland
