Tuesday 15 July 2025 • Online • 13:00-15:30 CET+BST / 09:00-10:30 EST
Ticket price: €199 + VAT
Sustainable barrier coatings for packaging are materials that provide effective barrier properties while minimising environmental impact through recyclability, biodegradability and the use of biobased materials.
Growth for sustainable barrier coatings in packaging is expected to be particularly strong for biobased polymers around 25% globally from 2025-2030. The demand for Sustainable Packaging barrier coatings is increasing as packaging designers and manufacturers strive to reconcile the conflicting requirements of prolonged shelf life with environmental and regulatory challenges.
This webinar is very timely and will provide an update on market overview and trends, legislation landscape, technical solutions and innovations as well as discussing challenges and opportunities.
This webinar should appeal to a broad range of professionals including marketing, R&D and environmental/compliance managers.
This is an era of rapid change, driven by new legislation in particularly extended producer responsibility (EPR) and the plastic packaging tax. The costs from non-compliance are potentially onerous. While the UK is leading many other countries are looking at similar concepts.
13:00 Opening announcement
Moderator: George Kellie, Director, Kellie Solutions
13:10 Market overview
Speaker TBC, Smithers
13:30 Overview of available solutions and regulations driving recyclable pack coatings
George Kellie, Director, Kellie Solutions
13:50 Coating machinery overview
Speaker TBC
14:10 Paper based barrier coatings - case study
Matthias Krätschell, Manager for Applications and Marketing EMEA and Manager for Business Creation EMEA, Kemira
14:30 Gas & aroma barrier coatings for flexible packaging - case study
Christian Lenges, Venture Director, International Flavors and Fragrances (IFF)
14:50 A brand perspective - recycling / composting
Speaker TBC
15:10 Panel discussion - what are the challenges and opportunities?
15:30 Moderator's closing remarks and end of webinar
Tickets are just €199 + VAT, but places on this webinar are limited so we advise registering as soon as possible to avoid missing out.