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On Yer Bike: What Does the Lime Technology Limited v Liverpool City Council Ruling Mean for Public Procurement Challenges?
The Technology and Construction Court (TCC) recently handed down judgment in the case of Lime Technology Limited v Liverpool City Council [2025] EWHC 1654 (TCC). In this case update, we examine what this case means for public procurement challenges, in particular confidentiality ring applications and concerns regarding the balancing of reasonable and proportionate exchange of confidential information.
Legal NewsBITE: Food and Drink Quarterly
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UK Food Standards Agency (FSA) Identifies Likely Source of E. Coli Outbreak The FSA published a press release with advice and information on the recent E. coli outbreak in the UK. As of 25 June, the total number of confirmed cases of E. coli was 275. Based on information from 249 cases, 49% of those infected were admitted to hospital. The FSA investigations found that prepackaged sandwich products containing lettuce are the likely source of the outbreak.
By Nicola Smith Verified, Sam Hare, Hannah Kendrick, Nina Barrios, Carlton Daniel, Francesca Puttock, Christofer Eggers
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Legal NewsBITE: Food and Drink Quarterly
Legal NewsBITE: Food and Drink Quarterly March 2024 UK Consultation on "Fairer and Clearer" Labelling The UK government launched a new consultation on 12 March 2024, announcing in its press release that "the proposals for fairer food labelling will ensure greater transparency around the origin of food and methods of production, helping consumers make decisions that align with their values." The consultation will close on 7 May and seeks views, in particular, on: Interventions to improve...
Unveiling the New EU Foreign Investment Regime
To address growing geopolitical tensions and technological shifts, the European Commission presented, on 24 January 2024, five new initiatives for strengthening the EU's economic security. Part of the package is a proposal for a new regulation on the screening of foreign investments, whose aim is to update Regulation 2019/452 (FDI Regulation), which is currently in force.
Unveiling the New EU Foreign Investment Regime
To address growing geopolitical tensions and technological shifts, the European Commission presented, on 24 January 2024, five new initiatives for strengthening the EU’s economic security. Part of the package is a proposal for a new regulation on the screening of foreign investments, whose aim is to update Regulation 2019/452 (FDI Regulation), which is currently in force.
Legal NewsBITE: Food and Drink Quarterly
December 2023 UK Government Confirms It Will Move Forward With Deforestation Legislation On 9 December, in addition to the government's consultation on a deforestation products due diligence regime, back in 2021 and connected to meetings being held at COP 28, the government has announced that it will introduce the forest risk commodities legislation "when parliamentary time allows". The commodities now in scope for this law appear to be less than the full list under consideration.
CMA update on its investigation into competition, choice, and rising groceries prices
Sam Hare, senior associate and competition and antitrust specialist at Squire Patton Boggs, looks into the recent Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) update on competition levels between retailers. Within the article, the following topics are covered: The lag between consumer price inflation and food inflation Consumer response to food price increases How retailers set prices Retailers’ relationships with their suppliers Where does the CMA go from here?
Public Procurement Quarterly
September 2023 There has been no holiday for procurement law developments this summer. In this quarter's edition, we cover the latest updates on the Procurement Bill and associated regulations, the Provider Selection Regime and the Social Partnership and Public Procurement (Wales) Act. The summer has also seen some important case law updates, including a rare case on concession contracts.
Legal NewsBITE: Food and Drink Quarterly - March 20213
The European Commission has announced that it has conducted dawn raids at a number of premises around the EU for suspected infringements of competition rules. It issued a press release with further details, although there has been no announcement regarding the specific suspected infringements (and, therefore, who might have been harmed by such infringements).
Legal NewsBITE: Food and Drink Quarterly
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European Union, United Kingdom March 27 2023 European Commission Carries Out Dawn Raids in the Energy Drinks Sector The European Commission has announced that it has conducted dawn raids at a number of premises around the EU for suspected infringements of competition rules. It issued a press release with further details, although there has been no announcement regarding the specific suspected infringements (and, therefore, who might have been harmed by such infringements).
By Hannah Kendrick, Nicola Smith Verified, Jon Chesman, Francesca Puttock, José Viñals, Christofer Eggers, Anita Lloyd, Sam Hare
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Progress for the UK CMA in its Investigations into Suspected Anti-Competitive Agreements and Conduct in the Pharmaceutical Sector
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Factors predicting resolution in nitrofurantoin-induced lung disease
AbstractIntroduction: Nitrofurantoin (NFT) is a widely recognised pneumotoxin, with a range of clinico-radiological presentations reported in the literature.In this study we describe a series of n=26 patients with NFT-induced lung disease, analysing for features predicting resolution.Methods: Retrospective analysis of patient electronic records, laboratory and imaging results over a 10 year period.Results: N=25 patients had long-term NFT use, with n=1 patient presenting acutely following a 10...
Talk:Deaths on 24 | Wiki 24 | Fandom powered by Wikia
:I don't think that would've happened since they often inserted ADR of someone dying off-screen typically when Jack and Co. committed unseen kills. The goons could've easily jumped back in the vehicle and taken off with Marwan for all we know as well. However, again, it would be good to have some gif files of this as much work as that is for review or have someone else take a look at this.
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