On
15 September 2021 partners of KIEŁTYKA GŁADKOWSKI KG LEGAL LAW
FIRM will take part in the summit devoted to the future of EU’s currency,
organized and hosted by Bitkom, which is a German digital association, founded
1999 in Berlin, representing more than 2,000 companies of the digital economy.
Their membership spans more than 1,000 SMEs, over 500 startups and virtually
all global players.
The
Euro Summit organizers will discuss the questions of the future of the present monetary
system and economy; the key drivers of the digital euro; the
co-existence or competition between a central bank digital currency and private
payments or crypto-assets.
KIELTYKA
GLADKOWSKI will take part in panel discussions in the following areas:
Digital
euro: A Threat or Opportunity for Banks?
What do we need the
digital euro for?
Design choices and their
trade-offs
From cryptocurrencies,
stablecoins and Diem to CBDCs
CBDCs and stablecoins –
the race for mainstream adoption
How crypto is
revolutionizing our financial system
How decentralized and
disintermediated will the future of finance look like?
When we are currently witnessing a constantly changing environment, the phrase ‘food law’ or ‘agriculture law’ is not sufficient to describe the situation by legal terms. What can be observed in the market is that the food sector and new technologies sector have stepped up cooperation and co-work. Such new products as vegan meat, soya, coconut, almond milk, mechanic bees are a result of food-tech cooperation. The food tech cooperation comprises a considerable part of the market in Poland, effecting in the creation of a number of start-ups, such as for example:
Qurczak
which produces a unique plant- based alternative to poultry meat, made of fibers
that resemble chicken breast;
Frens
which produces a hypoallergenic and easily digestible food for dogs containing
insect protein;
KuMin.Sys
which is an IT tool for catering industry to help better plan production
volumes, optimization of costs and reduction of food waste.
The
above start-ups function in the Foodtech accelerator https://foodtech.ac.
This is one of the many examples of enhanced cooperation between food and
technology (especially IT) sectors. Behind these innovative ideas there is
always specific legal regulation which controls and moderates the business
reality.
POLISH
AND EUROPEAN FOODTECH LEGAL FRAMEWORK
In
Poland there are the following main legal acts which contain the relevant provisions
in the discussed sector:
Considering global food and agricultural problems KIEŁTYKA
GŁADKOWSKI KG LEGAL PROFESSIONAL PARTNERSHIP. ATTORNEY LAW FIRM will take
part in the FoodTech Expo, International Food Technology Fair (2nd
edition) on 23-25 November 2021 in Warsaw.
The Food Technology Fair is a presentation of a
comprehensive offer of producers and distributors of machines for food
processing and production, technologies increasing food safety, and
presentation of additives and components for food and novel food.
The participants of the Foodtech Fair will include, among others, the representatives of the main players in the foodtech market, like the companies of specialist machines and technological liners for the food industry sector; machines and supporting devices, accessories; food production components and additives; services, research and science.
FoodTech and AgTech law sectors remain within the
specialization of KIELTYKA GLADKOWSKI law firm, with emphasis on Agricultural
robotics, crop science, plant based eco-friendly meat and regulatory aspects of
the latter, machine learning and technology in agtech and foodtech.
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During the webinar three cryptocurrency industry experts – a lawyer, a technical consultant and an investment banker will cover the complexity of valuing cryptocurrency and provide their expert views on the crypto-market volatility, both currently and going forward. The presenters will also offer their insights into the adoption of cryptocurrency in the U.S. and globally, and will address regulatory changes in banking as they relate to cryptocurrencies.
This
text is an instruction on how to go through the electronic procedure on the KRS
(National Court Register) Portal to set up a simple joint-stock company in the
e-forms National Court Register application. We are going to show you a
shortened and simplified procedure in few steps on which the applicant should
(must) follow.
Log
in on the Court Register Portal and open the National Court Register e-forms
application program home page.
In
the application homepage, in the ‘Submit an application or an official letter’
section, on the ‘Applications’ tab, select the application category ‘Application
for registration’ and click the [Go to the petition].
On
the ‘Submit application’s’ screen, select the legal form of the entity ‘Companies’.
Select
‘Simple Joint- Stock Company’ from the list of available legal forms. On
the screen will be displayed the first tab of the application entry form for
entity registration in the register of entrepreneurs for a Simple Joint- Stock
Company.
Complete
the ‘Application name’ tab. Leave the name suggested by the system,
modify it or input your own name of the application.
