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PFAS for Food and Agribusiness Companies with Michael Droke and Nathan Webster

What PFAS litigation trends should food and agribusiness companies look out for?



PFAS regulations and litigation continue to evolve, creating new challenges for companies across the food and agribusiness sector. From product manufacturing and packaging to supply chains and environmental compliance, businesses face increasing scrutiny and potential liability.


In this episode, I interview Dorsey Partner Michael Droke and Associate Nathan Webster. They discuss the current PFAS regulatory landscape, emerging litigation trends, and practical considerations for food and agribusiness companies seeking to understand and manage these evolving risks.


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