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Events<br />
bioplastics MAGAZINE presents:<br />
The second bio!PAC conference on biobased packaging in Düsseldorf, Germany,<br />
organised by bioplastics MAGAZINE together with Green Serendipity is the<br />
must-attend conference for everyone interested in packaging made from renewable<br />
resources. The conference offers high class presentations from top<br />
individuals from raw material and packaging providers as well as from brand<br />
owners already using biobased packaging. The unique event also offers excellent<br />
networking opportunities. Free access to interpack is also included.<br />
Please find below the preliminary programme. Find more details and register<br />
at the conference website. www.bio-pac.info<br />
bio PAC<br />
biobased packaging<br />
conference<br />
4-5-6 may 2<strong>01</strong>5<br />
messe düsseldorf<br />
Preliminary Programme - bio!PAC: Conference on Biobased Packaging<br />
Other than the first edition in 2<strong>01</strong>5 in Amsterdam, this year bio!PAC will be organized within the framework of interpack, the<br />
World‘s biggest trade fair on packaging in Düsseldorf, Germany. And bio!PAC will be organized in the same way as the recent<br />
Bioplastics Business Breakfast @K 2<strong>01</strong>6.<br />
On three mornings during the show from May 4 - 6, bioplastics MAGAZINE in cooperation with Green Serendipity will host<br />
a bio!PAC Business Breakfast: From 8:00 am to 12:30 pm the delegates get the chance to listen to and discuss high-class<br />
presentations and benefit from a unique networking opportunity. The trade fair interpack opens at 10 am. Register soon to<br />
reserve your seat. Admission starts at EUR 299.00. The conference fee includes a free day-ticket for interpack as well as free<br />
public transportation in the greater Düsseldorf area (except taxi).<br />
The programme is divided into three highlight topics:<br />
• 04 May 2<strong>01</strong>7: Biobased packaging materials & possibilities<br />
• 05 May 2<strong>01</strong>7: Innovations & inspiration by brand owners<br />
• 06 May 2<strong>01</strong>7: Biobased packaging & the Bio-Economy<br />
The preliminary programme below will constantly be amended and updated on the website.<br />
Martin Bussmann, BASF<br />
Patrick Gerritsen, Bio4Pack<br />
Andy Sweetman, Futamura<br />
Emanuela Bardi, Taghleef Industrie<br />
Mariagiovanna Vetere, NatureWorks (t.b.c.)<br />
Hein van den Reek, Billerudkorsnas/Fiberform<br />
Stefan Corbus, Kuraray EVAL Europe<br />
Floris Buijzen, Corbion<br />
Marco Brons, Cumapol<br />
Remy Jongboom, Biotec<br />
Martin Clemesha, Braskem<br />
Ryuichiro Sugimoto, PTT/MCC<br />
Thijs Rodenburg, Rodenburg<br />
Jasper Gabrielse, Seepje<br />
Paul Masselink, O‘Right<br />
Marcea van Doorn, Bunzl<br />
Claudio Gemmiti, Coffee Company<br />
Hasso von Progrell, European Bioplastics (t.b.c.)<br />
Michael Carus, nova-Institute<br />
Florian Graichen, Scion<br />
Sam Deconinck, OWS (t.b.c.)<br />
Erwin Vink, Holland Bioplastics<br />
Jan-Govert van Gilst, NNRGY<br />
Green Serendipity, Caroli Buitenhuis<br />
Compostable food and transport packaging<br />
Biobased and biodegradable laminate structures<br />
State of the art Biolaminate solutions to replace conventional plastics in flexible packaging<br />
BoPLA flexible film applications in food and non-food packaging (t.b.c.)<br />
The latest INGEO packaging applications and developments (t.b.c.)<br />
Formable Paper & Pulp challenge conventional packaging<br />
Plantic Sheet: biobased, biodegradable and barrier solution for sustainable packaging<br />
PLA packaging applications and innovations<br />
Sustainable polyesters such as bio-PET<br />
Bio back to basics<br />
Packaging opportunities with Green PE (t.b.c.)<br />
Biobased and biodegradable PBS for packaging applications<br />
Development of sustainable flexible packaging based on 2 nd generation feedstock<br />
Bumpy road in search for the right sustainable packaging<br />
Tree in a bottle (t.b.c.)<br />
Connecting the sustainable dots<br />
Purpod 100 using biodegradable materials and own waste streams (t.b.c.)<br />
Facts and Myths on biobased plastics packaging(t.b.c.)<br />
biobased packaging and the bio-economy<br />
Biobased packaging - the New Zealand perspective (t.b.c.)<br />
End of life options for biobased packaging<br />
Creation of better conditions for Compostable Packaging<br />
Innovative packaging solutions with locally sourced elephantsgras<br />
Futurelook on biobased and circular packaging<br />
(subject to changes, visit www.bio-pac.info for updates)<br />
8 bioplastics MAGAZINE [<strong>01</strong>/17] Vol. 12
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