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October 24 2025

Digital Fairness Act – New Framework for Consumer Protection in the Digital Environment? End of Consultations

Today, October 24, 2025, the European Commission concluded the public consultation on the draft Digital Fairness Act (DFA), which aims to adapt consumer law to the challenges of the digital world. The proposal seeks to strengthen consumer protection—particularly for minors—in the digital environment and to ensure fair competition for businesses operating within the European Union’s single market.

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October 17 2025

International Mediation Week – what mediation is and why it’s worth using? We know very well!

From October 13–17, we celebrate International Mediation Week, which annually reminds us that a dispute does not always have to end up in court. At AJ LAW, we often use mediation as an effective tool for resolving conflicts—both in business relationships and legal proceedings. Our lawyers are also prepared to support clients throughout the mediation process or to conduct it as impartial mediators.

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October 10 2025

Has the European Parliament banned the use of names like “burger,” “sausage,” etc. for plant-based products? Current regulatory status.

On October 8, 2025, the European Parliament adopted Amendment 113 to the regulations on the common organization of agricultural markets, which restricts the use of names typical for meat products—such as “burger,” “hamburger,” “steak,” “cutlet,” or “sausage”—exclusively to products containing meat. The amendment was passed in the document titled: Improving the Position of Farmers in the Food Supply Chain on October 8, 2025, regarding the proposal for a Regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council amending Regulations (EU) No 1308/2013, (EU) 2021/2115, and (EU) 2021/2116 with regard to improving the position of farmers in the food supply chain (COM(2024)0577 – C100209/2024 – 2024/0319(COD)).

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October 6 2025

AJ LAW – a year behind us!

A year ago, AJ LAW was founded – a law firm born out of the need to create a place where the law genuinely supports business and our clients’ everyday decisions. From the very beginning, we have been guided by the idea of combining high-quality legal services with a partnership-based approach to cooperation. We believe that the law should not be a barrier but a tool that enables growth, protects interests, and supports the strategic goals of both businesses and individuals.

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October 3 2025

This week, two articles featuring attorney Joanna Uchańska, partner at AJ LAW, were published, addressing the health food market.

In the latest issue of the magazine Świat Przemysłu Farmaceutycznego (No. 3/2023), an article titled “Packaging of Dietary Supplements and FSMP – Labels, Claims and Beyond – Law, Practice, Challenges” was published, in which attorney Joanna Uchańska provides a comprehensive overview of the legal aspects related to the packaging of dietary supplements and foods for special medical purposes (FSMP).

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September 17 2025

Nutritional education as the foundation of public health. Summary of the meeting of the Parliamentary Team on Pro-Health Food and Nutrition – September 11, 2025.

Another meeting of the Parliamentary Team on Pro-Health Food and Nutrition was held in the Sejm of the Republic of Poland, dedicated to the role of nutritional education in shaping conscious health attitudes. The meeting was attended by representatives of ministries, regulatory institutions, the scientific community, as well as experts in public health, supplementation, and education.

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September 5 2025

Family ties as a personal good

Family ties constitute one of the most important forms of interpersonal relationships, providing individuals with stability, a sense of security, and mutual support—both in material and non-material aspects. In social sciences, they are treated as a special type of social bond, and in civil law, they are increasingly considered in the context of personal goods. Although the concept of family ties is not explicitly listed in the catalog of Article 23 of the Civil Code, judicial practice, especially in recent years, increasingly recognizes their status as a personal good.

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