What You Can - and Cannot - Say About Your Products - Episode 28

<p>On this episode of CPG Insiders, Mark and Justin are joined by Ashish Talati. Ashish leads an FDA practice and is one of the industry’s foremost experts on FDA regulatory matters.   He is also very knowledgeable when it comes marketing law.</p> <p>Mark and Justin ask Ashish for his opinion of what can - and cannot - be said about certain products. They explore the importance of understanding what category your product will fall under and the difference between the categories.</p> <p>They address the differences between the FDA and the FTC and discuss some of the things that can land your company in hot water with these federal agencies. Ashish then explains the importance of working with a law firm that specializes in handling claims and the federal agencies.</p> <p>Finishing up, Ashish explains some of the ins and outs of copyrights and trademarks. They discuss the difference between the two and the importance of utilizing these to protect your business and products.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>More about Ashish Talati:</strong></p> <p>Ashish R. Talati leads Amin Talati & Wasserman’s FDA practice and is one of the industry’s foremost experts on FDA regulatory matters. He has gained an exceptional reputation for his successful results at the cutting edge of FDA and regulatory law, where he has responded nimbly to changes in the regulatory climate and the marketplace, guiding clients through some of our industries’ most complex issues.</p> <p>Ashish primarily counsels clients on matters of regulatory compliance, helping them anticipate and address regulatory issues in their day-to-day business operations and strategic planning. He also advocates on their behalf before the FDA, FTC, Customs, USDA, DEA, and other federal agencies, and in court. He is considered a leading authority in the areas of Generally Recognized as Safe (GRAS) requirements and New Dietary Ingredients (NDI); Ashish and his team do more NDI and GRAS projects than many of their competitors combined, and are known for their representation in the hig