17.10.2024 - 18.10.2024 | Brussels
18th European Food and Feed Law Conference
The EFFL Conference is an established annual event organised under the auspices of the European Food and Feed Law Review, bringing together experts from both public and private sectors. Renowned experts from the European Commission, food industry, private practice and
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All JournalsCoRe 3/2024 Out Now
Issue 3 of the European Competition and Regulatory Law Review – CoRe is now online! […]
StoffR 3/2024 jetzt verfügbar
Der Begriff „besorgniserregende Stoffe“ ist in der EU-Chemikalienpolitik nicht neu. Allerdings wird mit der neuen […]
EurUP 3/2024 jetzt verfügbar
Den Auftakt der aktuellen Ausgabe 3/24 bildet Römling mit seinem Beitrag „Die Novelle der Erneuerbare […]
AbfallR 4/2024 jetzt verfügbar
Bis heute ist es nicht wirklich gelungen, dem Verpackungsabfallaufkommen mit abfallrechtlichen Mitteln wirksam zu begegnen […]
CCLR 2/2024 Out Now
Issue 2/2024 of the Carbon and Climate Law Review is out now. The issue features […]
EFFL 4/2024 Out Now
Issue 4/2024 of the European Food and Feed Law Review is now available! This issue […]
EDPL 2/2024 – Young Scholar Award, Biomertics and More
Issue 2/2024 of the European Data Protection Law Review (EDPL) is now out! In the articles […]
AIRe 2/2024 – The EU AI Act Starts Making an Impact
Issue 2/2024 of the Journal of AI Law and Regulation (AIRe) is now available!The new […]
UWP 2/2024 jetzt verfügbar
Till Elgeti, Corinna Durinke und Christoph Plate stellen die neue EU-Kommunalabwasserrichtlinie (KARL) vor. Nach einer […]
EPPPL 2/2024
Issue 2/2024 of the European Procurement & Public Private Partnership Law Review (EPPPL) is now […]
EStAL 2/2024 Out Now
Issue 2 of EStAL 2024 is now avaiable online! In his editorial, Andrea Biondi considers the impact […]
EHPL 4/2023 Out Now
The fourth issue of the European Health & Pharmaceutical Law Review in 2023 is now […]
ICRL 1/2024 Out Now
Issue 1/2024 of the International Chemical Regulatory and Law Review is out now! This issue […]
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Introduction In some Member States, the provision of potable water to households is a “closed” […]
Data Protection Insider, Issue 118
-CJEU Rules on Disclose of Shareholder Data- On 12th September, the CJEU ruled in the […]
The Cumulation of State Aid Granted by Different Member States — The Landwärme Case
Guest State Aid Blog by Professor Leigh Hancher, Nicole Robins and Dr Philipp Schliffke[1] 1 […]
Calculation of the Funding Gap of an Infrastructure Project that May also Benefit from Future Public Funding
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Although Member States Are Free to Determine their Tax Systems, they Must still Conform with State Aid Rules
Introduction On 10 September 2024, the Court of Justice [CJEU] delivered its much anticipated judgment, […]
Data Protection Insider, Issue 117
–AG de la Tour: High Number of Complaints Does Not Make Them Automatically ‘Excessive’- On […]
Compensation for Switching to a New Broadcasting Frequency
Introduction Normally the cost of compliance with mandatory regulations may not be offset, partially or […]
A State-Owned Company Acts as a Private Investor – Part II
Part II: Advantage The Commission, first, explained that the “(80) intervention must be considered as […]
A State-Owned Company Acts as a Private Investor
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Incentive Effect of State Aid to a Large Investment Project
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