Dear experts on biopolymers and bioplastics,
on behalf of the European funded BIO-TIC project we would like to invite you to our business case stakeholder workshop in Brussels at 1st December 2014. This workshop is a satellite event to the 9th European Bioplastics Conference which will be held at the Square, Brussels on 2nd and 3rd December 2014.
The workshop is organised by the BIO-TIC project consortium. All companies and people who are not members of European Bioplastics are eligible for 10% off the admission fee for the 9th European Bioplastics Conference but need to register for this workshop before registering for the European Bioplastics Conference in order to receive the discount.
The objectives of the workshop are to:
– Prioritise the technological, non-technological and market hurdles affecting the use of IB in bio-based plastics production
– Identify novel solutions to the most important hurdles including timeframes for action
– Bring together IB end users with technology providers, innovation agencies and decision makers to stimulate discussion and help develop connections.
Input from market, policy and technological experts within the area of bioplastics is crucial to allow us to develop recommendations which best answer the needs of industry.
You may also be interested in the draft summary of our findings so far on biobased plastics. We are keen to have all comments at this stage of the project, especially on the market projections and on the possible solutions to hurdles. Please send us any comments that you have by the end of November 2014 to bio-tic@europabio.org
For registration and for further informations please visit www.bio-tic-workshops.eu/bio-based_plastics. For more informations concerning the BIO-TIC project have a look at our website at www.industrialbiotech-europe.eu
With best regards,
Achim Raschka
Head of Technology & Markets Department
Phone: +49 (0)2233-48-1451
Fax: +49 (0)2233-48-1450
Email: achim.raschka@nova-Institut.de
Source
nova-Institute, press release, 2014-11-13.
Supplier
BIO-TIC
European Bioplastics e.V.
nova-Institut GmbH
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