Conferences
The BBIA shares information about the role of the bioeconomy and the opportunities that arise from using biodegradable products. Our conferences bring together experts in the field to share knowledge and expertise in order to advance the bioeconomy.
Previous events
Everything is Connected: Resource and waste management – a blueprint for a circular bioeconomy
This event took place on 15 November at the Society of Chemical Industry in London and addressed how climate change, soil and water quality, biodiversity loss, food production and waste, packaging and packaging waste, energy policies and health, are inextricably linked, and how cross-sector solutions are needed to provide a coherent framework for action in these areas.
Powerpoint presentations from the conference are available below by clicking on the presentation titles.
Session one: The Big Picture
Session two: Towards a blueprint for a resource efficient economy
Why we should turn off the plastic tap – Sian Sutherland, Co-founder, A Plastics Planet
The challenge for on-the-go-materials recovery – Martin Kersh, Executive Director, FPA
How the reform of the EPR/PRN system should look – James Piper, CEO, Ecosurety
Session three: It is not just about plastic packaging
The last mile: The responsibilities and challenges faced by the ethical retailer and consumer
- Richard Walker, Managing Director, Iceland Foods Group UK
- A place for compostable packaging – Iain Ferguson, Environment Manager, Commercial Team – Food Policy, The Co-operative Food Group
- Supply Chain Excellence Awards – Environmental Improvement – Giles Harvey, Supply Director, SKY UK
The missing ingredient: Food waste – Charlotte Morton, CEO, ADBA
