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16th - 17th June 2020 Cologne Messe, Germany

Retail & Consumer

Goods Packaging

Food & Beverage Fashion & Textiles

Bio-based Materials for

Manufacturing Industries

Closing The Loop

130+ Speakers

MORE THAN 200 TECHNOLOGIES ON OFFER TO HELP REDUCE THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF PLASTIC AT ALL LEVELS OF THE SUPPLY CHAIN

FREE FROM PLASTIC WASTEINDUSTRY SOLUTIONS FOR A WORLD

The World’s Only International Conference & Exhibition Dedicated To Innovations To Create A Circular Economy In the Plastics Sector

800+ Attendees

5 Conference Tracks

70+ Exhibitors

5 Dedicated Conference Tracks

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• New manufacturing solutions

• 100% biodegradable polymers

• Circular economy principles to address plastic pollution

• International perspectives on plastic waste management

• Industry 4.0 and the waste sector• Big Data and data visualization• Artificial intelligence, robotics

and automated learning in waste recycling

Just Some of The Topics Under Discussion Include

• Eliminating single-use plastics throughout the supply chain

• Government regulations• Reducing unnecessary plastics• How to go plastic-free• Improving recyclability of products

and packaging• Bio-based materials• Marine/aquatic clean-up technologies• Chemical recycling and waste-to-X• Blockchain• Best practice in deposit refund

schemes• Biocomposites• Bio-based feedstocks

• Sustainable materials• Environmentally friendly fibres• Plastic substitutes• Biodegradability testing• Compostability testing• Recyclability testing• Extended Producer Responsibility• Microplastics• The business case for

sustainable products• Opportunities from capturing the

material value of plastics• Upcycling• Increased use of recycled materials

“We were proud and pleased to be there at the Plastic Free World Conference. There was an extraordinary level of speakers taking part, everybody was so engaged, showcasing some excellent materials and pioneering ideas that we can all learn from. The world is going to have a very different future if we all embrace these technologies. At A Plastic Planet, we were very proud to have been associated with this event.”

Siân Sutherland Co-founder – A Plastic Planet

“I have been to many different conferences and I have to say that this was one of the most productive I’ve ever had.

I got the sense that the group assembled were there to learn, were entrepreneurial and were ready to have constructive conversations. I was also encouraged to see a good mix from parties within the value chain. This final point is very important.”

Christian Kemp-GriffinCEO - CelluComp Government & NGO

Some of The Companies That Attended In 2019 IncludeFound from website recreated PMS

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Plastic Free World Conference & Expo is the must-attend event for anyone looking to reduce their plastic footprints, lower their environmental impacts, minimize their reliance on fossil-based polymers and close the loop at all levels of the supply chain. With the transition to a truly circular economy a central theme, this unique showcase attracts senior-level executives from some of the largest companies in the world of fashion, retail/consumer goods, automotive, packaging, F&B and the hospitality and travel sectors.

Many plastics producers and their suppliers attend, too, acknowledging the success of our holistic approach and, vitally, the need for unprecedented levels of collaboration across the board to address a critical environmental issue and a climate change hazard. Far from being a platform for berating the plastics/oil sector, this cross-industry participation is what makes this event the only one of its kind in the world – a positive platform where novel ideas

are presented and exchanged that have the potential to transform your business as well as the environment.

This year, we have 130 international speakers across five conference tracks, who will discuss the latest models, strategies, materials innovations, future regulations, manufacturing technologies, bio-sourced and renewable solutions and the latest, next-gen technologies to help meet future plastic waste targets and create highly sustainable products accepted by rapidly evolving consumer demands.

In fact, this 2020 conference will feature more than 200 participating companies and experts. If you want to find solutions and innovations to eliminate plastic waste, understand the complexity surrounding new materials, industry regulations and the environmental impacts of plastics – and the alternatives – Plastic Free World is the only event globally where you can find them all under one roof.

The Must-Attend Event For Any Company Working Toward Zero Plastic Waste!

Some Of The Industries Attending Include Advisory Board

Kristy-Barbara LangeDeputy Managing Director/ Regulatory Affairs European Bioplastics

Stephen JamiesonHead of Sustainable Business Innovation EMEA N – SAP

David NewmanManaging Director BBIA

Ashley HoldingInnovation Manager Fashion For Good

Siân SutherlandCEO A Plastic Planet

Andy SweetmanSales & Marketing Manager Futamura

Materials & Chemicals Suppliers

Retail & Consumer Goods

Clothing & Textiles Packaging

Food & Beverage Automotive & Transport

Travel & Catering

Recycling & Waste Management

Plus Many Other Industries Are Also Attending!

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Innovative materials to replace plastics in apparel

Transitioning Towards and Scaling Circularity

New materials and techniques to disrupt the status quo

Bio-based materials in the circular economy

New Technologies Paving The Way to a Circular Future

Reducing, Eliminating and Valuing Waste

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Classification, design and sustainability considerations for designing waste free packaging

How does plastic packaging perform in the context of the circular economy? Niels van Marle: Packaging Expert, Netherlands Institute of Sustainable Packaging/ Kennisinstituut Duurzaam Verpakken (KIDV), Netherlands

Running a sustainable business with plastics and working without waste: game changers in the plastics industry Willemijn Peters: Founder, Searious Business, Netherlands

Independent declaration of plastic sustainability within international laws Malte Biss: Founder, Flustix, Germany

The future for fiber-based packaging: are we losing or winning? Jenni Kärkkäinen: Principal, Packaging, AFRY, Finland

Eliminating plastic packaging waste with circular solutions Gerald Rebitzer: Director Sustainability, Amcor Flexibles, Switzerland

Recyclability assessment of packaging materials Andreas Grabitz: Business Unit Manager Packaging Materials, Eurofins Consumer Product Testing, Germany

Certification of compostable products: what is it and how does it work? Oliver Ehlert: Product Manager, DIN CERTCO Society for Conformity Assessment, Germany

Day 2: June 17th 2020 The future of materials in packaging

High-performance natural materials for plastic-free applications through enzymatic polymerization Christian Lenges: Business Development BioMaterials, DuPont Industrial BioSciences, USA

Jellyfish-based biodegradable plastics and superabsorbent polymers Professor Shachar Richter: Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Faculty of Engineering and University Center for Nanoscience and Nanotechnology & Director, Wolfson Materials Characterization Centre, Tel Aviv University, Israel

Adhesives and coatings for a circular economy in packaging and consumer goods Dennis Bankmann: Global Business Development Manager, Circular Economy, Henkel, Germany

Small change, big impact on sustainability: PLAFCO, a new type of material Jukka Valkama: CEO, Plafco Fibertech, Finland

How fiber-based solutions will support the move to more sustainable food Raphaël Bardet: Head of Business Line, Ahlstrom-Munksjö, France

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Day 1: June 16th 2020 Opening Plenary and Keynote Session

The Basel Convention Amendment on Plastic Waste and its relevance to industry Rolph Payet: Secretariat of the Basel, Rotterdam and Stockholm Conventions, UNEP & COPs, Switzerland

It’s 2020 and what’s really going on? Joining the plastic dots to accelerate real change Siân Sutherland: Co-founder, A Plastic Planet, UK

Europe’s future strategy for plastics in the circular economy Werner Bosmans: Director General Environment, European Commission, Belgium

Break free from plastic: how the civil society is building effective solutions to plastic pollution Delphine Lévi Alvarès: Coordinator of #BreakFreeFromPlastic Europe movement/ Coordinator of the Rethink Plastic Alliance, Zero Waste Europe, Belgium

Creating a circular system for packaging

What does recyclability really mean? Beth Simpson: Senior Consultant, Waste & Resource Sustainability, Anthesis Group, UK

Thinking circular for a better tomorrow Trevor Davis: Head of Marketing Consumer Products, Borealis, Austria

Digital watermarking: creating a ‘digital recycling passport’ in plastics for intelligent sorting Burcin Sezgen: Director Europe, Digimarc, Germany

Best practice use of compostable packaging Andy Sweetman: Sales & Marketing Manager – EMEA, Futamura, UK

Building demand for sustainable packaging Nicole Rycroft: Founder & Executive Director, Canopy, Canada

Creating circular polymers Lucy van Keulen: Commercial Director, Umincorp, Netherlands

More speakers to be announced soon!


Plastic Free World Conference 2019 was a very good forum to meet, discuss and network with brands from different product categories, with a variety of industries, universities and NGOs. This is a valuable forum regarding ‘plastic free’ products. As a global wood-based cellulose fiber producer, Lenzing is excited to join the conference next year.

Shayda RahbaranGlobal Business Manager - Nonwovens Lenzing

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A wasteless future is within our reach Antonis Mavropoulos: President, ISWA (International Solid Waste Association), Greece

A world without plastic waste: building a circular future Archana Jagannathan: Senior Director Sustainable Plastics, PepsiCo, UK

The Natural Solution Patrick Verhelst: Chief Marketing Officer, Elopak, Sweden

Day 2: June 17th 2020 Technological and strategic roadmaps to a circular economy

Circularity in food packaging Thomas Bak Thellesen: Director Group Sustainability & External Affairs, Faerch Group, Denmark

A microplastic-free and fully biodegradable alternative to traditional plastics Antti Valtonen: Head of Marketing and Communications, Sulapac, Finland

Sol-Gel solution for plastic challenges Fanya Ismail: CEO, SGMA (Sol-Gel Coatings & Advanced Materials), UK

Plastic-free and recyclable packaging materials: in line with a circular economy Anne Uusitalo: Product Safety & Sustainability Director, Metsä Board, Finland

Infinitely recyclable drink cans in a true circular economy Marcel Arsand: Sustainability Manager – UK and Nordics, Ball Beverage Packaging Europe, UK

An upgrade of plastic-free packaging board Markku Hämäläinen: CEO, Kotkamills, Finland

Making flexible packaging recyclable, circular and sustainable Mandi Alaterä: Head of Marketing & Digital, Huhtamäki, Finland

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Design and Strategies to Move Away From Plastic Waste in Food & Beverage Packaging

Unwrapping the facts about chemicals in food packaging Jane Muncke: Managing Director, Food Packaging Forum, Switzerland

Stop waste, save food: the environmental benefits of packaging Bernd Brandt: Senior Consultant, Denkstatt, Austria

The next step in plastic-free retail Steven IJzerman: Quality Manager, Udea, Netherlands

End-of-life opportunities for plant-based and compostable food-service disposables Lucy Frankel: Environmental & Communications Director, Vegware, UK

Towards plastic-free food packaging Marcus Dehlin: Head of Business Alliances, Packaging Materials, Finland

Turning the tide on the plastic waste crisis with new technologies Tamara Thomas: Director of Research, Chemicals – Head of RPET/PET, Wood Mackenzie, UK

The multi-faceted tools in the circular economy box

Legislating for the future: the UK perspective Robbie Staniforth: Head of Policy, Ecosurety, UK

Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) to enhance management of plastic packaging waste in developing countries: design of an EPR toolbox Helmut Schmitz: Director of Communication & Public Affairs, Der Grüne Punkt – Duales System Holding Germany

Seaweed and bio-based materials from the ocean to replace plastics Vincent Doumeizel: Director – Food Program, Lloyds Register, UK

Applying AI and robotics to the mounting recycling challenge Matanya Horowitz: Founder, AMP Robotics, USA

Achieving the circular economy value of zero waste: a composting system for biodegradable fresh produce packaging Kay Tseng: Assistant Marketing Manager, Leezen Company, Taiwan

ValueBin: consume responsibly Giovanni Fantoni Modena: Co-founder, ValueBin, Italy

Chemical recycling of PET: evolution or revolution? Maurizio Crippa: CEO, Gr3n Recycling, Switzerland



The Plastic Free World Conference 2019 was, for us, a great show to take part in. Attendees were varied, which kept debates challenging and open, with anti-plastic speakers from one end of the spectrum through to plastic manufacturers looking for environmental solutions to their recycling and production models. The presentations were excellent and well curated, and it wasn’t focused on outand- out trade – people weren’t there to sell, they were there to find and create answers to questions around plastic pollution. Aside from attendees, the show itself was superbly run – the information in advance was great, the venue worked well, and the food excellent. As a company we felt looked-after and valued – the team went above and beyond to help us.

Kim WestMarketing Manager - ReNew ELPShayda RahbaranGlobal Business Manager - Nonwovens Lenzing

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Tackling microplastic in textiles and the circular economy action plan Mauro Scalia: Director of Sustainable Business, EURATEX, Belgium

Enabling true circularity for packaging in the fashion industry Ashley Holding: Innovation Manager, Fashion for Good, Netherlands

Biodegradability: enabler or enemy within circularity? Sophie Mather: Board Chair, The Microfibre Consortium, UK

The future of fashion is regenerative Felipe Villela: CEO & Co-founder, reNature, Brazil

Day 2: June 17th 2020 Innovative materials to replace plastics in apparel

Spinnova: developing the most sustainable – and circular – textile fiber in the world Janne Poranen: CEO & Founder, Spinnova, Finland

Jellyfish leather and 3D self-shaping textiles: the future of manufacturing? Bas Froon: Co-founder, Unseam & 3D Jellyfish Leather, Netherlands

The end of ‘sustainability’: beyond zero impact Linus Mueller: IP/R&D Coordinator, Circular Systems, Netherlands

Piñatex, a sustainable alternative Dr Carmen Hijosa: Founder/Chief Creative & Research Officer, Ananas Anam, UK

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Designing Circularity into the Fashion & Textiles Sector

Materials innovations for sustainable sporting goods Liesl Truscott: Director - Europe and Materials Strategy, Textile Exchange, UK

circularity.ID Open Data Standard: leveraging technology with a data-driven infrastructure for circularity in fashion Ina Budde: Founder, circular.fashion, Germany

Building circularity in fast fashion: from principles to product Tara Luckman: Sustainable Fashion Consultant, Flourish CSR, UK

Plastics and sustainable materials in the apparel industry Susan Harris: Technical Director, Anthesis Group, UK Claudia Amos: Technical Director, Anthesis, UK

Circular fashion: couture dresses from ocean plastic Sabine Feuerer: CEO, Sabine Feuerer Studio, Germany

Constructive disruption: stop consuming, start investing! Dr Gayatri Keskar: Head of Research, Material ConneXion, USA

Panel Discussion: Microfibers: elevating topic understanding through the use of a standard test method (see online for further details about panelists and discussion topic)

Moderated by Sophie Mather: Board Chair, The Microfibre Consortium, UK Kilian P. Hochrein: Product Stewardship, Fabrics Divison, W. L. Gore & Associates, Germany Rebecca Johansson: Sustainability and R&D Manager, Helly Hansen, Finland

Transitioning Towards and Scaling Circularity

The future of fashion is here Ruth Farrell: Global Marketing Director, Textiles, Eastman, Switzerland

Getting circular fashion to scale Patrik Lundström: CEO, Re:newcell, Sweden

Lenzing’s REFIBRA technology: virgin-quality cellulose recycling Dr Christian Weilach: Project Manager, Pulp & Biorefinery Technology, Lenzing, Austria

The future fashion system into a circular economy Åsa Östlund: Programmes Director, Mistra Future Fashion, Sweden

Co-creating circular loops Niccy Kol: Brand & Marketing Director, Waste2Wear, Netherlands



Plastic Free World 2019 was an excellent platform to showcase our state-of-the-art solutions and innovations and a great opportunity to make business contacts focusing on sustainable solutions. We met all the potential buyers, converters, raw materials suppliers at a single platform where they had access to new products and technologies. The exhibition and conference allows live demonstration, product launches, touch and feel of the product and networking opportunities to potential further foster sales.

Ana Luisa Matos VazTechnical Product Manager – Sappi

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Plastic-free? The issue is not the material but the money David Newman: Managing Director, Bio-Based and Biodegradable Industries Association (BBIA), UK

Toxics in, toxics out: how do we stop the circulation of toxic additives from plastics? Karolina Brabcova: Toxics & Plastics Advisor for International Pollutants Elimination Network (IPEN), Arnika Association/International Pollutants Elimination Network (IPEN), Czech Republic

Meeting the climate change challenge with polylactic acid (PLA) – a 100% bio-based and biodegradable plastic produced from renewable raw materials François de Bie: Senior Marketing Director, Total Corbion, Netherlands

Green deal: circular bio-based economy and the role of bioplastics Kristy-Barbara Lange: Deputy Managing Director, Regulatory Affairs, European Bioplastics (EUBP), Germany

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ECOXY Project: a bio-based, recyclable, reshapable and repairable (3R) fiber-reinforced thermoset composite Arsenio Navarro: Senior Researcher, Composites Department, AIMPLAS, Spain

Where non-persistent polymers fit within a circular economy Erwin Vink: Senior Sustainability Manager, NatureWorks, Netherlands

Bio-based feed-stocks to achieve new properties with polyurethane materials Dr Irene Cristina Latorre Martinez: Senior Project Manager, Covestro Deutschland, Germany

Ultra-Silent: a sustainable lightweight acoustic PET underbody panel Laura Gottardo: Team Leader, Fibres, Filaments and Felts, Research & Technology, Autoneum Management, Switzerland

Compostable high-performance plastics from agro waste Jeremiah Dutton: Co-founder/Head of Sales & Marketing, Trifilon, Sweden

The future of the plastics industry is circular economy Andreas Jenne: Head of Sustainability, REHAU Group, Germany


Bio-based materials in the circular economy

New business models enabling circular economy Professor Ramani Narayan: Distinguished Professor, Department of Chemical Engineering & Material Science, Michigan State University, USA

LNP solutions for the circular economy Willem Hamersma: Product Management LNP Specialties, Europe, SABIC Innovative Plastics, Netherlands

Next level of sustainability: utilizing existing wood waste streams to replace fossil- based plastics Ralf Ponicki: Director UPM Formi, UPM Biocomposites, Germany

Feed-stock recycling of PLA: a bio-based polymer goes circular Dr Antje Lieske: Head of Department Polymer Synthesis, Fraunhofer Institute for Applied Polymer Research IAP, Germany Dr Stephan Kabasci: Head of Department Bio-based Plastics, Fraunhofer Institute for Environmental, Safety, and Energy Technology UMSICHT, Germany

Solutions for credible certification for a sustainable bioeconomy and circular economy Dr Norbert Schmitz: Managing Director, ISCC System, Germany


Designing & manufacturing with Bio-based materials & feed-stocks

Applying ecodesign principles to plastics Ioana Popescu: Programme Manager, ECOS, Belgium

Agro-food waste valorization in circular economy for obtaining functional sustainable materials: Opportunities and Challenges. Prof. Carmen Garrigós Selva: Department of Analytical Chemistry, Nutrition & Food Sciences, Spain

How do we make bioplastics sexy? Damir Perkic: CEO, BE O, Netherlands

Renewable materials at scale Eric Zhang: Founder & CEO, Biofiber Tech Sweden, Sweden

karuun: the start of modern material thinking Julian Reuter: Managing Director, Out for Space, Germany


Exhibiting at the Plastic Free World Conference enabled us to meet large organizations not only from the UK but on a global perspective, to uncover potential opportunities. It also enabled us to have conversations with like-minded suppliers and manufacturers to develop our network in the plastic-free arena!

Hannah FarmerSales & Marketing Director - Viscose Closures

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Enabling a circular plastics economy through specialty chemical solutions Bettina Siggelkow: Program Manager EcoCircle, Clariant, Germany

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Drivers for success to reduce single-use plastics: where machine learning/AI can be used to drive improvement Mark Hoff: Partner, Lead Supply Chain & Sustainability, ERM, Germany

Innovation with purpose across an entire industry: the SAP Leonardo Plastics Challenge Stephen Jamieson: Head of SAP Leonardo, SAP, UK

How supply chains within a circular plastics economy can benefit from the digital twin Anna Preut: Researcher, Fraunhofer Institute for Material Flow and Logistics IML, Germany

Digital revolution or hype? Digitization as key enabler for a circular plastics economy Christian Schiller: Founder & CEO, Cirplus, Germany

Back to nature with ‘Greencycling’: why closed loops are the model for a world without waste and limited resources Daniel Odenthal: Founder, Arcus, Germany

Become plastic positive: solving the waste plastics crisis by giving plastics a value Wilhelm Myrer: Founder & CEO, Empower, Norway


Where does the circle start?

Circular plastics system mapping Ke Wang: Knowledge Lead, Platform for Accelerating The Circular Economy (PACE), Netherlands

How can the rest of the chain support recyclers to improve the recycling stream? Stuart Hayward-Higham: Technical Development Director, Suez, UK

Plastic leak project to tackle plastic and microplastic leakage Laura Peano: Senior Consultant, Plastics Lead, Quantis, Switzerland

Upcycling with chemical recycling: from waste of the waste to industrial-grade technical polymers Dr Johannes Auer: Head of Corporate Product Related Environmental Protection, Siemens, Germany

Bridging the financing gap for new technologies Lucy Mortimer: Partner, Archipelago Eco Investors, UK

Closing cycles: toward a circular economy of plastics Dr Rainer Rettig: SVP & Head of Circular Economy Program, Covestro, Germany

Reducing, Eliminating and Valuing Waste

Chemical recycling: the upcycling of plastic waste Carlos Monreal: CEO, Plastic Energy, UK

Why waste waste? Jack Bigio: Co-founder & CEO, UBQ Materials, Israel

Hydrothermal waste recycling in the plastic circular economy Oliver Borek: Managing Director, Mura Technology, UK

City oil field: turning landfilled plastic into value-added products Athan Fox: Chief Technology & Innovation Officer, Aurelius Environmental, UK

Impacts of advances in sorting technologies on final product quality: a circular economy for plastics is possible Charlotte Glassneck: Manager Plastics Applications, Tomra Sorting, Germany

Styrenics: made for recycling Petra Inghelbrecht: Global Sustainability Manager, INEOS Styrolution, Germany



Plastic Free World Conference 2019 was a pleasant surprise. The organization was impeccable and the set-up quite clever. The companies attending had the common goal of offering sustainable solutions to reduce plastic waste and that’s the perfect environment for us to present our initiatives in renewable plastics and circular economy.

Martin ClemeshaTechnical Account Manager – Braskem

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