ATV-SEMAPP inviterer til temadag om materialekrav i fremtiden

In the frame of the Circular Plastics Alliance, the European Commission is asking CEN and CENELEC to develop/revise a number of deliverables, which will provide concrete tools to the market (brand owners, sorting centres, converters, etc.) to characterise polymers, recyclability, waste, design for recycling etc.

Jesper works with environmental standardization working with Eco-design, environmental management, plastics, chemicals and Circular Economy. Jesper is an appointed National expert member in CEN-CENELEC Strategic Advisory Body on Environment, providing guidance to EU-Commission in the field of environmental standardization. Former employee of the Danish Environmental Protection Agency in the Chemicals department.

The presentation will discuss the regulations and requirements relevant to the safety of primary (direct contact), and secondary (transportation) packaging for foodstuffs, both from new and recycled materials.

Whereas some materials have detailed EU-regulations in place, others are regulated on the national level. We will look at the EU and national provisions that may be used as the basis for safety documentation.

Recycled plastics, paper and board are of particular concern, and we will look at the potential chemical risks from these materials.

Chief Consultant on food safety for FORCE Technology since 2007. Jens holds a Cand. Scient. in molecular biology/biochemistry. From 2000-2006 he was Head of Laboratory for the DVFA. Primary working areas: Food contact materials (worldwide regulations), food safety, quality and laboratory management, ISO certification, and auditing.

Tænk hvis flere emballager kunne genbruges? Det er måske ikke utænkeligt, at vi vil se flere genbrugelige emballageløsninger i fremtiden, for det kan vise sig at være godt for både klimaet og forretningen.

Denne præsentation fokuserer på, hvordan innovation og bæredygtighed hænger sammen med produktudvikling og nye muligheder indenfor transportemballager i plast. Præsentationen vil tage udgangspunkt i udvalgte cases og belyse, hvordan cirkulære emballageløsninger kan være god forretning og et ansvarligt valg.

Emilie Thorup Lyngholm er Sustainability Analyst hos Schoeller Plast. Hun har baggrund som Cand.Merc. i International Business og er specialiseret i cirkulær økonomi og bæredygtighed med fokus på forretningsperspektivet.

The presentation will take you through a brief understanding of paper and corrugated material. We will take a quick look through a supply chain and address the possible points of optimizations. We will go through the sustainability aspects of corrugated packaging material in perspective of the EU rules on managing packaging and packaging waste (Directive 94/62/EC and Amendment 2018/852). What is FSC, CO2 footprint and PAP 20 in concerns of corrugated material?. And what do you need to know about prints on packaging materials.

Bettina Carlsen is a Chemistry Engineer, graduated from IAK DTU 2001, with over 15 years of experience in industrial packaging. Since 2012 she has been at Smurfit Kappa where her dedication to creating real value for her customers is achieved by focusing on the perfect combination of protection and sustainability.

In the laboratory tests are carried out primarily according to ISTA and ASTM D4169. The tests include drop tests, vibration tests, compression tests and vacuum tests, which are requirements in the EU regulations MDR and IVDR.

• 13.20-13.55: Group 1 – Network workshop, Group 2 – tour at Danish Technological Institute
• 13.55-14.30: Group 2 – Network workshop, Group 1 – tour at Danish Technological Institute

The presentation will take you on a guided tour of how different applications exploit the unique properties of aluminium for packaging, keep food & beverage safe, avoid loss of food resources and finally be fit for recycling. With the future extended producer responsibility scheme certainly closer fulfilling the circular potential. The road trip will cover both the easy closed loop recycling (DRS declared circular packaging 2022), complex recycling from flexible packaging and even more stunning recovery of packaging aluminium from incinerated bottom ash from W-t-energy plants.

Jim Hansen has a MSc, graduated from SDU 1990 with more than 30 years of experience with the aluminium industry. From 1990 to 1995 the association Aluminium & Miljø which then converted into all application sector association Aluminium Danmark within DI.

Some trends of today’s packaging materials landscape: Sustainability is in focus in all new developments across all industrial and commercial sectors. New opportunities are explored both for materials, designs and functionality. Packaging is no exception but changing a highly price sensitive sector– even a small bit – is not fast. We will discuss some of the trends we see, including the transition to paper packing substitution some of the plastics but also the route to flexible packaging with higher promise for recyclability.

Director for Plastic and Packaging Technology at Danish Technological Institute (DTI). Lars hold a M.Sc. and a Ph.D. in energy engineering and has since 2011 been director of Plastics and Packaging Technology. He is former vice president for the division Productivity and Logistics and he is Quality Manager for DTI’s quality assurance systems and ISO 17025 and ISO 14001 certifications.