Turkey: Food and Drugs Law

Acts of adulteration and imitation concerning food supplements can trigger criminal, administrative, and civil liability beyond mere violations of food legislation. This examination explores the regulatory framework, the critical distinction between imitation and adulteration, applicable sanctions, and relevant Court of Cassation decisions that shape legal implications for product safety, consumer health, and trademark protection.

Turkey has introduced comprehensive new regulations governing aromatherapeutic products, medicinal herbal teas, traditional herbal medicinal products, and special medical purpose foods, establishing detailed licensing requirements and market authorization procedures. The regulations impose significant obligations on manufacturers, distributors, and retailers regarding electronic tracking systems, packaging standards, and promotional activities, while also introducing new restrictions on contact lens sales t

Ticaret Bakanlığı'nın online yemek sipariş platformlarına yönelik getirdiği yeni düzenleme, sektörde şeffaflık ve adil rekabeti nasıl tesis ediyor? Komisyon hesaplama yöntemlerinden kampanya katılım özgürlüğüne, restoranların ticari karar alma süreçlerini güçlendiren bu kapsamlı değişiklikler hem hizmet sağlayıcılar hem de tüketiciler aç