International Nutraceuticals & Functional Food Exhibition
14 – 16th April 2026
EXPO XXI Warsaw
International Nutraceuticals & Functional Food Exhibition
14 – 16th April 2026
EXPO XXI Warsaw
International Nutraceuticals & Functional Food Exhibition
14 – 16th April 2026
EXPO XXI Warsaw
International Nutraceuticals & Functional Food Exhibition
14 – 16th April 2026
EXPO XXI Warsaw
The Spring Agenda is the part of NutraFood Poland. The organizer is PK Components. The 4th edition of the conference is ahead of us. The conference is available in 9 substantive applications, 20-minute lectures. We invite you on April 8, 2025!
🟡 An attractive program – as many as nine 20-minute presentations. A condensed dose of knowledge on food law and quality requirements for raw materials used in dietary supplement production.
🟡 An opportunity to deepen connections and networking.
🟡 The event is completely free for visitors of the NutraFood Poland trade fair.
Spring Agenda is a conference for addressed to Professionals from the dietary supplements industry. In particular:
Conference Schedule
Spring Agenda
April 8 HALL 3
🇵🇱 Start
🇵🇱 Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) – Overview of Key Provisions of the EU Packaging Regulation in the Context of Dietary Supplements
🇵🇱 Green Claims – Communication Challenges in the Dietary Supplements and Pet Food Industry
🇵🇱 Plant Raw Materials Covered by the Washington Convention (CITES) and Their Use in Dietary Supplements
🇵🇱 Dietary Supplement Products for Children – Possible Legal Classifications
🇵🇱 Beauty Claims – How to Apply Them to Dietary Supplements and Their Ingredients?
🇵🇱 Patent Protection of Dietary Supplements
🇵🇱 Mushrooms and Their Derivatives in the Composition, Labeling, and Advertising of Dietary Supplements
🇵🇱 Resolutions of the Borderline Products Team and Their Consequences for Products on the Market
🇵🇱 Health Claims, Including Changes to Pending Claims – What Does the Future Hold for Dietary Supplement Advertising?
🇵🇱 Conference Closing
11:00-11:20
The presentation aims to outline the key principles and changes introduced by Regulation 2025/40 of December 19, 2024, on packaging and packaging waste (PPWR). It will cover the upcoming changes affecting the industry, taking into account the role of each entity in the supply chain.
11:20-11:40
The presentation will cover the significance of the Washington Convention (CITES) and methods for verifying the status of plant-based ingredients, as well as the implications of their inclusion in the annexes of the CITES convention. Additionally, issues related to the legality of importing and using these raw materials will be discussed. These topics aim to raise awareness of biodiversity protection and the responsible use of natural resources.
11:40-12:00
The presentation will discuss the significance of the Washington Convention and methods for verifying the status of plant-based ingredients, as well as the implications of their inclusion in the annex lists of the CITES Convention. Issues related to the legality of importing and using these raw materials will also be addressed. The topics covered aim to raise awareness of biodiversity protection and the responsible use of natural resources.
12:00-12:20
The presentation will focus on products dedicated to children. We will outline possible legal classifications and the associated requirements, including those related to market entry, composition, and labeling.
12:20-12:40
Dietary supplements that enhance appearance represent a significant market segment. What claims can be used to promote such a product while remaining compliant with regulations? During the presentation, the conditions for using so-called beauty claims will be discussed from the perspective of legal provisions, case law, and guidelines.
12:40-13:00
13:00-13:20
The control of dietary supplements containing mushrooms includes requirements for commercial and health quality. Regarding composition, the status of the ingredient used in production is particularly important. In terms of labeling and advertising, the challenge lies in communicating health benefits while minimizing the risk of regulatory objections. The lecture will present key legal principles and practical guidelines for businesses.
13:20-13:40
Entities marketing dietary supplements are regularly surprised by resolutions issued by the Dietary Supplements Team, which establish limits on the content of vitamins and minerals. These resolutions do not specify the date from which they take effect, yet sanitary inspection authorities (PPIS) challenge the composition of products introduced to the market before the resolutions were issued. During the presentation, I will outline the arguments that can be used to respond to the inspection’s objections.
13:40-14:00
Health claims have been a challenge for companies for many years. This issue is also a focus of regulatory inspections, which actively verify claims and impose heavy fines in case of non-compliance.
Recently, much has been happening around pending claims. The European Parliament has requested the European Commission to review and either approve or reject these claims, while the Court of Justice of the European Union is examining cases related to them.
The evolving regulatory landscape significantly impacts the dietary supplements market. How will legal changes concerning health claims affect the industry? I will discuss the future of health claims during my presentation!
Join me!
Justyna Stefańczyk-Kaczmarzyk – Legal Counsel, Head of the Life Science Practice at Kondrat & Partners Law Firm. She specializes in pharmaceutical law, medical devices law, food law, intellectual property law, and competition law. She advises clients, particularly in regulated industries, at all stages of a product’s lifecycle, from idea protection, product qualification, manufacturing, distribution, supervision, labeling, and advertising. She represents clients before public administration authorities, administrative courts, and in disputes with competitors before common courts.
She is the author of numerous legal articles and a co-author of major industry publications, including "Pharmaceutical Law. Commentary", "Dietary Supplements Law", "Medical Devices Law", and "Industrial Property Law. Commentary". She has been recommended as a leading lawyer in Healthcare & Life Sciences and Competition/Antitrust by Legal 500 EMEA.
Marta Zawadka – Consultant, Coordinator of International Projects at the Consulting Firm Foodie Sp. z o.o. Sp. k.
In her work, she combines her educational background in human nutrition and food assessment with applied linguistics. She is responsible for projects related to the introduction of food products to foreign markets, ensuring compliance with local regulations, labeling, and notification requirements. She also provides consulting services regarding food assessment on the domestic market.
Foodie Sp. z o.o. Sp. k. is a consulting and training company. Since 2008, it has been providing specialized legal and substantive consulting services, preparing expert opinions, consultations, advice, and interpretations regarding food law requirements. The company also acts as an intermediary in national and European administrative procedures.
Marcelina Izydorczyk, an attorney, specializes in legal advisory services for companies in the food, pharmaceutical, and medical device industries, focusing on advertising and promotional activities, compliance issues, manufacturing, and distribution. Her experience also includes advising on the market introduction of innovative products and services, as well as regulatory matters concerning the feed and cosmetics sectors, along with packaging and packaging waste issues.
She supports clients in proceedings before regulatory authorities, particularly the State Sanitary Inspection, the Chief Pharmaceutical Inspectorate, and the Trade Inspection Authority.
Before joining KRK Kieszkowska Rutkowska Kolasiński, she gained professional experience advising Life Sciences sector entities at renowned Polish law firms. She was recommended in the international legal ranking The Legal 500 EMEA 2022 in the field of Healthcare & Life Sciences.
Aleksandra Janczkowska – Quality Manager, Internal Auditor. She is a graduate of Food Technology and Human Nutrition at the Warsaw University of Life Sciences (SGGW) and has completed postgraduate studies in quality management. From the beginning of her professional career, she has been involved in the dietary supplements industry. As a Quality Manager at PK Components, she is responsible for various aspects of quality management, food law compliance, quality systems, and the daily challenges faced by a distributor of raw materials for dietary supplements. Her main professional interests include food safety and quality management systems.
Marta Łanoch – lawyer, founder of the specialized legal practice “Marta Łanoch FoodMedLaw” and “Centrum Konopne,” an expert in food, pharmaceutical, and cosmetic law. She is an experienced legal trainer and a lecturer at higher education institutions. Her main area of expertise is providing legal and regulatory services to companies in the food, pharmaceutical, and cosmetic industries. She has extensive experience representing clients in obtaining permits, handling inspections, and conducting proceedings before EFSA and the European Commission. In addition to her rich professional practice, she is preparing a doctoral dissertation at the Faculty of Law and Administration of the University of Warsaw.
A lawyer specializing in food law and a trainee legal advisor at the OIRP in Warsaw. On a daily basis, she provides advice on the composition and labeling of food products, suggests favorable contractual provisions, defends products against regulatory challenges, and verifies formal requirements before market entry. She is also familiar with issues related to “dual quality.” In her practice, she takes a business-oriented approach, explaining complex regulations in a clear and understandable manner.
Since 2012, he has been advising on the design and commercialization of food products, the introduction of new products to the market, and the ongoing operations of food businesses, with a particular focus on borderline product classification, novel food status, the composition of conventional and organic food (including functional foods and beverages, dietary supplements, and food for special groups), labeling and advertising, official inspections and certification, due diligence, and national and EU registration procedures.
He gained professional experience at the Institute of Food and Nutrition, the State Sanitary Inspection, the Coordination Point of the European Food Safety Authority, and leading food law consultancy firms in Poland. He holds a degree in food technology, human nutrition, and food chain safety from the Warsaw University of Life Sciences (SGGW). He is also a lecturer and the author of numerous publications on food law standards and practices.
Justyna Stefańczyk-Kaczmarzyk – Legal Counsel, Head of the Life Science Practice at Kondrat & Partners Law Firm. She specializes in pharmaceutical law, medical devices law, food law, intellectual property law, and competition law. She advises clients, particularly in regulated industries, at all stages of a product’s lifecycle, from idea protection, product qualification, manufacturing, distribution, supervision, labeling, and advertising. She represents clients before public administration authorities, administrative courts, and in disputes with competitors before common courts.
She is the author of numerous legal articles and a co-author of major industry publications, including “Pharmaceutical Law. Commentary”, “Dietary Supplements Law”, “Medical Devices Law”, and “Industrial Property Law. Commentary”. She has been recommended as a leading lawyer in Healthcare & Life Sciences and Competition/Antitrust by Legal 500 EMEA.
A lawyer and partner at FoodLaw Center for Food and Product Law; Doctor of Law; specializes in regulatory consulting for businesses operating in the food market and other consumer products. She has been practicing for over 10 years. A member of the European Food Law Association (EFLA). Author of numerous publications (including books) on food law. Academic lecturer (SGH, Kozminski University), business trainer (around 150 in-person trainings and webinars), and speaker at numerous conferences and industry fairs both in Poland and abroad.
Michał Tracz, a legal counsel, specializes in pharmaceutical, food, and cosmetic law. He also provides advice on the legal aspects of the production, import, distribution, and marketing of other regulated products, including borderline products. His areas of interest and consultancy also include business self-regulation and compliance matters.
Throughout his professional career, he has advised over 100 entities from various regulated industries, particularly the pharmaceutical, food, and cosmetic sectors. He has also worked with businesses in sectors such as animal feed, veterinary medicinal products, hygiene products, household chemicals, biocidal products, and large-scale retail.
Michał Tracz is a member of the District Chamber of Legal Advisors in Warsaw and serves as the Chairman of the Ethics Committee of the National Council of Dietary Supplements and Nutrition.
Magdalena Wawrzyniak is a legal advisor and a partner at the law firm Food & Pharma Legal Wawrzyniak Zalewska Radcy Prawni sp. j., where she focuses on advising entities involved in the manufacturing and distribution of food products, including dietary supplements, as well as cosmetics and medical devices. Her expertise covers areas such as market entry, labeling, distribution, and advertising.
She also provides legal counsel to companies in the cannabis industry, including those marketing CBD products and medical marijuana. Additionally, she represents clients in administrative proceedings before regulatory authorities overseeing the trade of medicinal products and foodstuffs, including pharmaceutical, sanitary, and trade inspections.
Moreover, she offers legal services to wholesale and retail distributors of medicines, food products, and medical devices, particularly in areas related to promotion, distribution schemes, and commercial agreements with business partners.
Aleksandra Winnicka – Legal Counsel at Kondrat & Partners Law Firm. She specializes in providing ongoing legal services to entities in regulated industries. In particular, she advises on pharmaceutical and food law, including legal aspects related to the manufacturing of medical devices, dietary supplements, medicinal products, and cosmetics, as well as product market entry, distribution, and marketing compliance. She provides support during administrative proceedings and represents clients before common and administrative courts.
Marta Zawadka – Consultant, Coordinator of International Projects at the Consulting Firm Foodie Sp. z o.o. Sp. k.
In her work, she combines her educational background in human nutrition and food assessment with applied linguistics. She is responsible for projects related to the introduction of food products to foreign markets, ensuring compliance with local regulations, labeling, and notification requirements. She also provides consulting services regarding food assessment on the domestic market.
Foodie Sp. z o.o. Sp. k. is a consulting and training company. Since 2008, it has been providing specialized legal and substantive consulting services, preparing expert opinions, consultations, advice, and interpretations regarding food law requirements. The company also acts as an intermediary in national and European administrative procedures.
Piotr Zawadzki, legal advisor and patent attorney at Bird & Bird. For over 17 years, he has been supporting clients from the most innovative sectors of the economy, such as the pharmaceutical and food industries, media, advertising, IT, and others. His practice focuses on patent law, copyright law, e-commerce regulations, domain name protection, advertising law, trade secret protection, as well as personal data law and non-personal data regulations. He is also the author or co-author of nearly forty publications on intellectual property law and a lecturer at universities, as well as a speaker at training sessions and industry conferences.
