2023 European product safety and recall webinar:
Essential insight and analysis for mitigating recall risk
Overview:Join us on Thursday, May 25 as we exclusively reveal key product safety insights from the latest edition of our highly anticipated 2023 Recall Index report – ahead of its official launch.
For over a decade, the Recall Index has served as the definitive ‘go-to’ guide for professionals seeking to mitigate product recall risk, litigation, and reputational damage.
In-detail:
Discover how ongoing supply chain challenges, evolving definitions of product safety, and increasing regulatory enforcement are impacting the recall and business landscapes. Furthermore, gain essential insights into the priorities of European regulatory bodies and unrivalled analysis on the key product safety trends that will shape your sector for the remainder of 2023.
In-detail:
Discover how ongoing supply chain challenges, evolving definitions of product safety, and increasing regulatory enforcement are impacting the recall and business landscapes. Furthermore, gain essential insights into the priorities of European regulatory bodies and unrivalled analysis on the key product safety trends that will shape your sector for the remainder of 2023.
Whether you operate within the UK or the European Union, or have suppliers in these jurisdictions, register for our webinar as we unveil the latest regulatory developments, and what you can do to mitigate recall risk and litigation across Europe.
Within this turbulent environment, and added pressure from increasingly aggressive regulators, there has never been a more important time to utilise the Recall Index - A true resource for understanding product safety and the risk landscape.
Register now and discover why the Index has established itself as an essential product safety resource in over 100 countries.
We hope to see you on May 25.
During this session, you’ll discover:
- The top product safety risks topping European regulator’s priority lists in 2023
- Best practices for navigating the current business and regulatory environment
- Top causes of recalls across seven industries: Pharmaceutical, Medical Devices, Automotive, Food and Beverage, Electronics, Toys, and Clothing
- The latest recall data, trends, and predictions for the remainder of 2023.
Overview
Date: Thursday, May 25, 2023Time: 6:00 AM GMT (+7 Jakarta, +8 Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, Hong Kong, Manila, +10 Canberra, Sydney)
Duration: 1 hour
Hear from the experts
Julie Ross
Having formerly served as underwriting manager for product recall and crisis management with a leading Lloyd’s underwriter, and an international broker for product recall placement, Julie is recognised as an expert in product-related recall and equivalent events. With more than 20 years’ experience, Julie works alongside our clients offering strategic assistance from best-practice recall prevention to global execution.
Mark Buckingham
A renowned authority in the field of product safety and recall, Mark has partnered with the world’s leading brands in the medical device, pharmaceutical, consumer product, and food and beverage sectors. Over the last decade, Mark has executed product recall and remediation strategies in over 100 countries and 50 languages. His experience is regularly sought to help safeguard brands and reputation in the global marketplace.
Chris Occleshaw
Routinely turned to by the world’s leading brands, Chris is recognised as an expert in international product recall planning and reverse logistics. During his 5 years with Sedgwick brand protection, Chris has helped clients expertly navigate some of the most sensitive and complex recall events and scenarios – from national pandemic-driven lock-downs, to global transport strikes, post Brexit import/export complications, and more.
About Sedgwick brand protection
Trusted by the world’s leading brands and most relied on businesses, Sedgwick brand protection is the market-leading provider of best practice product recall and remediation solutions.
With a 25-year track record of successfully protecting businesses, their customers and our environment, we’ve managed more than 5,000 of the most sensitive and time critical product recall programs, spanning 100+ countries and 50+ languages.