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UK commercial law weekly: horizon scanning 2025–26; ASA pricing rulings; CMA unfair terms consultation; sale of goods judgments; Green Claims Code supply chain guidance; updated notes, precedents and trackers

Published on: 29 January 2026

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In this issue:

  • Horizon scanning
  • Advertising, marketing and sponsorship
  • Consumer protection
  • Sale and supply of goods
  • Supply chain
  • Daily and weekly news alerts
  • New and updated content
  • Dates for your diary
  • Trackers

Horizon scanning

Commercial—key developments of 2025 and horizon scanning in 2026

The Commercial team has published new horizon scanning material comprising a Practice Note and a News Analysis. The Practice Note maps forthcoming UK commercial law developments, setting out key dates for your diary (including forecast dates where the exact date is not yet known) with relevant commentary on legislation, case appeals and other notable developments, including consultations, calls for evidence and inquiries. The accompanying News Analysis delivers a round-up of major developments in UK commercial law during 2025 and looks ahead to 2026, concentrating on advertising, marketing and sponsorship, agency and distribution, consumer protection, contracts, sale and supply of goods, and supply chain. See Practice Note: Commercial—horizon scanner and News Analysis: Commercial—key developments of 2025 and horizon scanning in 2026...

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