Achieving safe & sustainable food packaging: where are we now?
Events
Food Packaging Forum workshop
Title: Achieving safe & sustainable food packaging: where are we now?
Where: Zürich & online
Registration & detailed programme: https://www.foodpackagingforum.org/events/workshop2023
Don’t miss this one-of-a-kind event in the field of food packaging and health to learn about recent developments in science, business, advocacy, and regulation as well as to share perspectives and experiences! This annual gathering brings together a diverse group of international stakeholders from government, industry, food service, retail, academia, civil society, and beyond. It will be held in a hybrid format that allows participants to join either in person or online to follow and engage in the presentations and discussions from anywhere.
We invite you to join us on Thursday, September 28th for a day of insightful expert presentations, panel discussions, and networking under the theme “Achieving safe and sustainable food packaging: Where are we now?” Discussions throughout the day will reflect on recent advancements made in science, policy, and practice related to food contact materials (FCMs) and health, as well as assess where we are and what still needs to be addressed to achieve safe and sustainable food contact materials and articles in the real world.
Register to join in person or virtually
Related News
-
Business
FSA enhances allergen labelling guidelines for food businesses
-
Sustainability
Aldi removes all single-use cutlery from Food to Go range
-
Business
Plastic risk in frozen berry packages: Finnish Food Authority's warning
-
Business
U.S. FDA upholds denial on chemicals used in food packaging
-
Supplier News
Snap2Go: innovative fully recyclable food-to-go packaging solution
Latest Packaging News
Craemer Hygienic CB3 plastic pallet boxes support efficient seafood handling
A good catch for cold-chain logistics Where fish and seafood are processed, chilled and prepared...
EU Packaging Regulation (PPWR): What pharma manufacturers need to prepare before 2030
With PPWR now in force, pharma packaging teams need years to redesign materials and requalify...
Empack's new look and direction – what it means for the print and packaging industry
As a new year rapidly approaches, a fresh look and feel for a gem in the print and packaging supply...
New research project explores mycelium-based alternative to polystyrene packaging
A new research partnership involving the University of Bath, University of Nottingham, Swansea...