01/10/24
International flexible packaging and films specialist, Korozo Group, is delighted to be taking part in the Sustainability in Packaging Europe conference later this year, where it will partner with Borealis and Henkel to detail collaboration to create sustainable and circular solutions.
Organised by Smithers, this is to be the ninth edition of conference that is focused solely on sustainability in packaging. Attracting more than 600 delegates, it is Europe's largest sustainable packaging event. Sustainability in Packaging Europe 2024 takes place October 8-10 in Barcelona, Spain.
At the event, Korozo Group’s Technical Account Manager, Fatih Imre, will take to the stage alongside Chantal Semaan, Application Technology Manager at Borealis, to discuss their collaborative work to create sustainable packaging for Henkel’s brand-name detergents. Joining them is Isabella Bodin Carloni, Packaging Engineer in R&D, Laundry Packaging at Henkel.
Their joint presentation, on the second day of the three-day conference, is entitled, “The future of plastic packaging: Showcase of a high-end full PE pouch containing PCR through collaboration across the value chain.” It is based around their recent work to develop mono-material films that feature 30% post-consumer recycled (PCR) content.
This is part of an overall track focused on PCR at the conference. FMCG giant Mondelēz International and global consultancies Meo Carbon Solutions and Roland Berger are also to address this pressing topic in their sessions.
Fatih said: “Sustainability in Packaging Europe is the perfect place for us to showcase the value of collaboration in delivering sustainability and fully circular solutions.
“We know that the journey to circularity is not easy or straightforward, but also know exactly how important it is. Only be doing and delivering are we able to demonstrate that we can walk the walk, not just talk the talk. With Borealis and Henkel, we have done just that.
“I look forward to sharing this success with attendees at Sustainability in Packaging Europe and helping the packaging industry on its journey to a sustainable and circular future.”