Bioplastics Business Breakfast K'2019

Location

Düsseldorf, Germany
Messe Düsseldorf

Dates

Thu, 17.10.2019 - Sun, 20.10.2019

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K'2019, the World's biggest trade show on plastics and rubber is over.

And certainly bioplastics again played an important role at this mega-event.
That is why we organised for the fourth time the Bioplastics Business Breakfasts (B³) on October 17, 18, 19, 20, 2019 in the Congress Center on the fairgrounds of Messe Düsseldorf (CCD Ost).

The four individiual "mini"-conferences were be held on each of the three days from 8:00 am to 12:30 am.

17.10.: Bioplastics in Packaging
18.10.: PLA, an innovative Bioplastic
19.10.: Bioplastics in Durable Applications
20.10.: PHA, opportunities and challenges

Programme

17 Oct. 2019: Bioplastics in Packaging

8:05-8:25	Harald Kaeb, narocon	Biobased Plastic Packaging in Europe - Update & Outlook
8:25-8:45	Caroli Buitenhuis, Green Serendipity	Future of biobased packaging
8:45-9:05	Patrick Gerritsen, Bio4Pack	Biobased plastics and recycling
9:05-9:25	Tim Wagler, Braskem	Green PE, the biobased drop-in solution for the circular economy
9:25-9:35		Q&A
9:35-9:55	Francois de Bie, Total Corbion PLA	The inauguration of our first 75.000 ton/year PLA production plant
9:55-10:15	Viviana Conti, NatureWorks	Latest developments (t.b.c.)
10:15-10:35	Jorge Garcia Perez, Lactips	A competitive and 100% biobased technology
10:35-10:45		Q&A
10:45-11:05		Coffe & Networking Break
11:05-11:25	Daniel Borenstein, Anellotech	Making 100% biobased PET a reality
11:25-11:45	Daniel Ganz, Sukano	All you need to know to successfully run PBS
11:45-12:05	Neil Dewar, Mold-Masters	Critical Bio-Resin Processing Insights for Packaging
12:05-12:25	Sam Deconinck, OWS	Some of the challenges compostable packaging faces today

18 Oct. 2019: PLA, an innovative Bioplastic

8:05-8:25	Mark Vergauwen, NatureWorks	Applying Circular Economy principles with INGEO
8:25-8:45	Hugo Vuurens, Total Corbion PLA	Luminy PLA in new applications and innovation in PLA end of life solutions.
8:45-9:05	Caine Folkes-Miller, Floreon	PLA preconceptions and realities; an outsiders view
9:05-9:25	José Ángel Ramos, ADBioplastics	Advanced biomaterials for packaging applications
9:25-9:35		Q&A
9:35-9:55	Clémentine Arnault & Sophie Macedo, Carbiolice	Evanesto, new enzymated technology making PLA fully compostable
9:55-10:15	Thomas Unger, Leistritz (cancelled, due to illness)	Direct extrusion and Compounding of Biopolymers
10:15-10:35	Patrick Zimmermann, FKuR	PLA ompounds moving away from compostability
10:35-10:45		Q&A
10:45-11:05		Coffe & Networking Break
11:05-11:25	Daniel Ganz, Sukano	Advances in PLA modification via additives masterbatches
11:25-11:45	Karsten Schulz, Omya	Omya Smartfill® - Performance and regulatory aspects of calcium carbonate in PLA
11:45-12:05	Luis Roca, AIMPLAS	Tailor made PLA by Reactive extrusion for packaging applications
12:05-12:25	Michael Carus, nova Institute	The role of PLA in the Bio-based Economy

19 Oct. 2019: Bioplastics in durable applications

8:05-8:25	Salvador Ortega, NatureWorks	Forging ahead with PLA in industrial applications
8:25-8:45	Alejandra de Noren, Neste	Circular drop-in solutions for polymers and chemical applications
8:45-9:05	Richard Lambert, Braskem	I’m greenTM, the biobased drop-in solution for durable applications
9:05-9:25	Silvana Maione, GCR Group	BioGranic: Compostable filler solutions for flexible and rigid applications
9:25-9:35		Q&A
9:35-9:55	Uwe Michael Jakobs, Arkema	Polyamide 11 durable by nature
9:55-10:15	Stephane Wohlgemuth, DSM	EcoPaXX: a drop in for when PA66 reaches its limits
10:15-10:35	Dirk Schawaller, Tecnaro	ARBOFORM®, ARBOBLEND® and ARBOFILL®: biobased alternatives in durable applications
10:35-10:45		Q&A
10:45-11:05		Coffe & Networking Break
11:05-11:25	Patrick Zimmermann, FKuR	Terralene® & Terraprene®-Compounds, biobased and recyclable
11:25-11:45	Serge Gugelmann, Ricone	From engineering to technical application - successful development of a bio-based technical product
11:45-12:05	Thomas Köppl, Hexpol TPE	How to meet growing demand for soft, safe and sustainable plastics
12:05-12:25	Asta Partanen, nova-Institute	Biocomposites - a great alternative

As a novelty, based on the great success of the first PHA platform World Congress 2018, we have added a fourth day to the programme. This new PHA-day was co-organized by GO!PHA, the Global Organization for PHA.

20 Oct. 2019: PHA, opportunities and challenges

8:05-8:25	Jan Ravenstijn, Jan Ravenstijn Consulting	State-of-the-art of the PHA-platform industrialization
8:25-8:45	Pieter Willot, deSter	PHA for FMCG’s: challenges between raw material and the consumer market.
8:45-9:05	Anindya Mukherjee, i2i Consulting	PHA’s cost equivalency to conventional plastics – A new value chain
9:05-9:20	Q&A
9:20-9:40	Daniel Pohludka, Nafigate	PHB in cosmetic products
9:40-10:00	Fabiana Fantinel, Sabio Materials	Applications and application developments with PHA-polymers
09:50-10:20	Silvia Kliem, Institut für Kunststofftechnik, Universität Stuttgart	Impact Modification of PHB by the Building of a Block Copolymer
10:20-10:35	Q&A
10:35-10:55	Coffee & Networking Break
10:55-11:15	Lara Dammer, nova Institute	EU Circular Economy and Plastics Strategy
11:15-11:35	Remy Jongboom, Biotec	PHA compound applications (t.b.c.)
11:35-11:55	Jan Ravenstijn, GO!PHA	Status of the GO!PHA Organization
11:55-12:15	Lara Dammer, nova Institute	Natural polymers and PHA in EU legislation

Missed it?

You can buy a CD with all presentations for just EUR 149 (+ VAT where applicable, + 5 EUR shipping). Or buy a download-link for EUR 120 (+ VAT where applicable, no shipping of course)

Interested? Just contact mt@bioplasticsmagazine.com