BIOPOLYMER Conference 2024

GRÄSSLIN as a Partner at the BIOPOLYMER Congress 2024

When the future of the plastics industry takes center stage in Halle (Saale) on June 11, GRÄSSLIN Kunststoffe will be right in the thick of it as a partner. The International Biopolymers Congress, featuring numerous experts from the global community, will provide answers to the question of how bio-based and biodegradable plastics are changing the world. As another highlight, the BIOPOLYMER Innovation Award—recognizing outstanding innovations in the field of biodegradable plastics—will be presented for the fifth time at a festive awards ceremony to conclude the congress. With this award, the POLYKUM funding association (https://polykum.de/) honors groundbreaking products and applications made from bio-based, biodegradable plastics, as well as the technologies developed for them.

We cordially invite anyone interested to become part of this community. Visithttps://biopolymer-congress.polykum.deto secure your free ticket orregisterfor the free livestream ofthe BIOPOLYMER – Processing & Moulding 2024 conference.

The international conference will examine the entire value chain—from natural raw materials and applications to innovative recycling solutions and biodegradability. We will also take a look at the latest technological developments from “Down Under” and the bioplastics industry in this year’spartner country, Australia

Background: Prof. Justin Cooper-White, Dean of the School of Engineering, Architecture, and Information Technology (EAIT) at the University of Queensland in Brisbane, Australia, and Peter Putsch, Chairman of the Board of the Fördergemeinschaft POLYKUM in Merseburg (Germany) and Managing Director of our partner for high-quality bioplastics, Exipnos (link to Grässlin website / Partner Exipnos), agreed in June 2023 to a strategic collaboration between their organizations. Their shared goal: to strengthen thetransfer of knowledge and technologyin the field of bioplastics between companies and research institutions in both countries. The University of Queensland is one of the leadingcenters for Australian bioplastics research.

Speakers atthe BIOPOLYMER – Processing & Moulding 2024 conferenceinclude: