Sorting and recycling food packaging
The food packaging of the future needs to be sortable and recyclable. What does this mean exactly?
The food packaging of the future needs to be sortable and recyclable. What does this mean exactly? Besides an overview of the current sorting and recycling techniques for plastics, you will also learn about the newest developments for the future. U can expect answers to the following questions:
- Which techniques are used to sort and recycle plastics?
- What influence has the new P+MD system on sorting and recycling in Flanders?
- How does the current legislation influence the use of recycled plastics in new food packaging?
- What new technologies were developed at UGent?
This training is a collaboration between the following organizers:
- Pack4Food
- Ghent University
- CAPTURE
This training will be given in Dutch, one part will be in English.
No prior knowledge is required for this training.
Who
Teachers: Prof. Ludwig Cardon and Prof. Mariya Edeleva (research group Centre for Polymer and Material Technologies CPMT, UGent), Prof. Steven De Meester (research group Laboratory for Circular Process Engineering, UGent)
Location
Campus Coupure, Gent
When
10 September 2024
ca 09:00 until 12:30
How
The price for this training is €415 / €640 (member/no member) (excl. VAT).
In case you wish to have lunch, please indicate this in the registration form (lunch from 12.30 until 13h).