09:00 09:30 Breakfast
09:30 09:35 Welcome - Rasmus Grusgaard, The Danish Plastics Federation
09:35 09:40 Bioplastics explained (movie)
09:40 10:05 Bioplastics at the crossroad - Hasso von Pogrell, European Bioplastics
10:05 10:30 Microplastics free artificial grass infill and monetised aggregate cost for material selection - Jan Nordegraaf, Innograaf BV
10:30 10:55 Trustworthy mass balance – a key to sustainable transformation- Linda Zellner, Perstorp
10:55 11:25 Coffee break
11:25 11:45 VELUX needs and perspectives on mass balance - Anja Gylling, VELUX
11:45 12:05 The use of mass balance in LCA and EPD - Asger Alexander Wendt Karl, EPD Danmark
12:05 12:30 High speed towards bioplastic (F1 case) - Konrad Rosén, GAIA Biomaterials
12:30 13:30 Lunch
13:30 13:50 Plastic in a circular business model - Erland Riis Lavsen, Duni Group
13:50 14:10 Plastic from seaweed - Henrik Truelsen, Dansk Algeplast
14:10 14:30 25 Years of ecoflex®: BASF’s Journey in Shaping the Present and Future of Circular and Sustainable Plastics Gijs Habraken / Afsaneh Nabifar, BASF
14:30 15:00 Coffee break
15:00 15:25 From Responsibility to Action: Italy's EPR Approach to Bioplastic Sustainability - Marco Versari, biorepack
15:25 15:45 Enzymatic solutions for circular plastic - Anne Stenbæk, Novozymes
15:45 16:05 Strategies for Recycling and Composting of Bioplastics in Denmark - Anne Dorthe Fethers, Solum
16:05 16:10 Conference Wrap-up - Rasmus Grusgaard, The Danish Plastics Federation
16:10 16:40 Networking Drinks
What is bioplastic?
The term bioplastic refers to a variety of plastic materials derived from renewable resources, are biodegradable, or both. This can lead to confusion regarding bioplastic materials.
- A biobased and biodegradable plastic is one made from renewable resources, such as biomass (corn, wheat, potatoes, etc.), and is capable of biodegrading under certain conditions. Disposable items such as packaging, drinking bottles, single-use food containers, and cutlery are often made of these materials.
- Non-biodegradable and bio-based bioplastics: These materials are also made from renewable resources, but are designed to last longer and not degrade.
- Bio-derived is a new term to indicate plastic made from biomaterial using a mass-balance approach. This is a done by the established raw-material industry by changing their processes to tolerate a broader range of feedstock.
The Venue
The event is held in Industriens Hus in downtown Copenhagen. The Ticket includes breakfast, lunch, coffee, and networking drinks.
Planning committee
Why attend the conference?
- Attend if you want the latest updates on one of the important materials of the future.
- Attend to learn from industry cases on applications of biobased and biodegradable plastic materials
- Attend to network with professionals from the biobased economy and share your knowledge.
Contact the organizer
You register directly to Plastindustrien - as a partner, IDA Polymer will recieve the participant list after the event.