Foley Hoag is proud to sponsor the 2026 FDLI Annual Conference, the premier event for the food and drug law community. The conference brings together leaders from government, industry, the private bar, advocacy organizations, consulting, and academia to address the most pressing legal, regulatory, compliance, and policy issues facing FDA-regulated industries.
This year's program features more than 30 sessions and 100 distinguished speakers, including FDA leadership and senior officials from Health and Human Services. Attendees will gain firsthand insight into FDA's strategic priorities, explore the year's top cases in food and drug law, and engage with peers across the food and drug law landscape.
The conference offers a valuable opportunity to connect with seasoned professionals, exchange perspectives, and stay at the forefront of developments shaping the regulatory environment.
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