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Liabilities in Repacking and Rebranding of Food Products

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applecurncher


Arresto Menor

Hi,

A friend of mine wants to sell a food product to a supermarket for them to repack and rebrand as their own. However in supermarket's MOA, they have a clause that states the supplier cannot hold the supermarket liable for any damages/claims/cost and expenses arising from sale of supplier's products. Is there a law that states once a food product has been repacked and rebranded, it is considered a product of the repacker and not the supplier? What kind of lawyer shold he seek for legal advice regarding the matter?

Thanks,

attyLLL


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it will depend on an actual case. the customer would have recourse against both the supermarket and the supplier. if the injury was caused by the supermarket, the waiver will hold as against the supplier, unless it is proven that the injury was caused by gross negligence of the supermarket

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