In this episode, Reinhard von Hennigs explores the groundbreaking move by the European Commission in January 2025 to authorize the marketing of UV-treated powder derived from Tenebrio mollitor larvae, commonly known as yellow mealworms. The decision marks a significant step in the journey towards sustainable food sources amid a growing global population. Insect-based foods, already common in certain cultures, are rich in protein, vitamins, and minerals, offering a lower environmental footprint than traditional farming. The episode delves into the legal, regulatory, and consumer safety aspects of introducing mealworms into the food market and the potential implications for global food manufacturers and consumers.
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Friday, February 21, 2025
Thursday, February 20, 2025
The Battles of the Kylies - The Trademark War: Kylie Minogue vs. Kylie J...
In this insightful episode, Reinhard von Hennigs discusses the high-profile trademark dispute between pop icon Kylie Minogue and reality TV star Kylie Jenner. The case highlights the importance of securing trademarks for brand protection and their role in global business strategies. Learn about the intricacies of filing trademarks across jurisdictions, the significance of intellectual property in business, and how companies can turn intellectual property into a strategic competitive advantage.
Labels:
Brand Protection,
business,
intellectual property,
Trademarks
Wednesday, February 19, 2025
Canada's Landmark Tobacco Regulation: Warning Labels on Every Cigarette
Reinhard von Hennigs discusses Canada's groundbreaking tobacco regulation requiring warning labels on each cigarette. This initiative aims to reduce smoking rates and improve public health. The regulation covers the exterior and interior of cigarette packs and extends to individual cigarettes. The video explores the implications for public health and product liability, referencing the U.S. Master Settlement Agreement of 1998. Attorney von Hennigs highlights the need for businesses to stay ahead of regulations, ensuring compliance and integrating corporate responsibility into their strategies.
Friday, February 14, 2025
FCPA: Balancing Economic Competitiveness with Ethical Business Practices
Understanding the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act: Recent Developments and Implications
In this episode, Reinhard von Hennigs discusses the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) and the recent executive order by the U.S. President to temporarily halt new enforcement actions under the FCPA. Highlighting the debate this has sparked within the international business community, Reinhard explores the potential impacts on American economic competitiveness, national security, and international trade. The episode delves into the history of the FCPA, its global context, and the executive order's possible legal and financial ramifications. It raises crucial questions about global business ethics, compliance, and the nature of fair competition in international markets.
Labels:
Executive Order,
FCPA,
international business
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