JANUARY 29, 2026
This is a CRN Associate Member Spotlight. Learn more: https://www.khlaw.com/events/2026-practical-food-law-seminar
Join food industry professionals from around the country for Keller and Heckman’s 2026 Practical Food Law Seminar, being held March 3 – 5, 2026, in San Francisco, CA. This comprehensive program is designed to equip you with the essential knowledge you need to navigate today’s rapidly evolving regulatory landscape. Save $200 on your registration for this must-attend seminar if you register by Friday, Feb. 6.
Over three days, attendees will gain a clear and practical understanding of the legal and regulatory framework governing foods and dietary supplements. Taught by experienced food law attorneys, this seminar goes beyond theory. You’ll explore real‑world compliance challenges, examine the latest developments in food safety, and learn actionable best practices for managing risk across your organization.
Key agenda topics include GRAS reform, ultra-processed foods, and EPR issues for the food industry – areas that continue to shape regulatory expectations nationwide. You’ll also dive into labeling and advertising essentials such as mandatory label elements, health and nutrient content claims, structure/function claims, competitive claim challenges, and substantiation requirements. Additionally, the program covers consumer class action trends, food import requirements, recall strategies, and how to effectively prepare for FDA inspections and enforcement actions.
Held at the Grand Hyatt San Francisco, this seminar offers not only a robust curriculum but also valuable opportunities to connect with peers, industry leaders, and top food law attorneys. Early bird registration is available through Feb. 6, and group discounts apply when three or more colleagues from the same company attend together.
Whether you're in regulatory affairs, legal, R&D, marketing, or compliance, this seminar delivers the insights you need to confidently guide your company in 2026 and beyond.
Secure your spot today and stay ahead of the regulatory curve.