Scotland’s manufacturing sector – ranging from food and drink to pharmaceuticals and digital tools – accounts for over half of the nation’s international exports. MFMac is uniquely positioned to support Scotland’s manufacturing sector through a blend of legal precision, cross-sectoral insight and client-first innovation. Our expertise addresses the sector’s most pressing challenges, from regulatory complexity to workforce constraints and digital transformation.
We provide tailored legal services to Scotland’s export-driven manufacturers, especially in food and drink, pharmaceuticals and digital tools. Our expert support includes contract negotiation and international trade, regulatory compliance and risk mitigation, IP protection, dispute resolution and innovation strategy.
From protecting innovation and managing workforce needs to navigating regulation and driving strategic growth, we deliver comprehensive legal support tailored to the operational and commercial realities of modern manufacturing.
Consumers are reshaping today's food and drink market with a sharper focus on sustainability, wellness and ethical practice. Environmental, social and governance (ESG) principles are no longer a differentiator, but an expectation.
Today's marketing landscape isn't just changing – it's accelerating. Digital platforms, led by social media, have become the heartbeat of brand visibility and consumer engagement. For businesses, this presents a clear choice: adapt and thrive or risk being left behind.
A recent tribunal hearing before the UK Intellectual Property Office serves as a reminder of the critical role registered trade marks play in protecting a business’s identity, and the real risks associated with failing to protect those trade marks.
With deep sector insight and cross-border capability spanning Scotland, the UK and beyond, MFMac's legal experts deliver end-to-end support – advising on commercial contracts, corporate finance, intellectual property, data protection and UK GDPR, IT procurement and cloud services, software development and licensing, publishing and copyright, employment law, dispute resolution, regulatory compliance, competition law and more.