PACKAGING & RECYCLING 2024

Packaging & Recycling 2024 is the forum dedicated to the packaging and recycling industry in Italy, the event that no operator in the sector can miss.

Packaging & Recycling 2024 will take place in the prestigious setting of Museo Storico Alfa Romeo in Arese on 11 and 12 June. Now at its seventh edition, Packaging & Recycling 2024 is dedicated to plastic packaging and its lifecycle, from design to post-consumer recycling.  In a context in which public and media attention is increasingly focused on plastics, Packaging & Recycling 2024 stands out for its freshness and quality.  In this field, the ability to keep pace with times plays a decisive role for packaging manufacturers, recyclers and technology suppliers looking for new solutions capable of combining high performance with respect for the environment.

Packaging & Recycling 2024 will see the participation of top figures from the world of research, universities and major brand owners who will illustrate their strategies in the field of packaging and the evolution of consumer preferences. In the past editions, a number of leading companies took part in the event such as Coop, Ferrarelle, Ferrero, Galbani, Heinz, Henkel, Nestlé and many others.

THE PROTAGONISTS

THEMATIC AERAS

Circular Economy

The future of polymer packaging materials is closely linked to their ability to meet the criteria of the Circular Economy and environmental sustainability which involves the transformation of waste into a valuable resource.

Materials

Lightweight, versatile and environment-friendly, plastic materials have always been the focus of food and industrial packaging, in a process of evolution that never stops, where the role of biodegradable and compostable polymers is growing steadily.

Technologies

Extrusion, blow moulding, thermoforming and other technologies allow increasingly efficient and performing machining processes. The recycling systems “close the loop”, giving new value to materials.

Policies and Regulations

The European Union’s Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) and the United Nations’ decisions against plastic pollution can significantly change the regulatory environment in which companies operate. It is therefore essential to know their content.

SPEAKERS

Raffaele Abbruzzetti
Managing Director - ARBURG

Francesco Albertazzi
Operative Director Mold&Mold - RB

With the arburgGREENworld programme, ARBURG, leader in the injection moulding machine sector, has grouped together all activities relating to the circular economy and resource conservation with the objective to increase the production efficiency in all areas and in order to make production even more sustainable. The new machine generations drastically reduce energy consumption and are able to intelligently manage complex moulding processes where the complexity may be in the materials or in the mould. We combine our expertise in injection moulding machines with the research and development, mould construction and moulding skills of RB Srl, also known as MOLD&MOLD, which has been active in the medical, food packaging and cosmetics sectors for many years. We will explain sustainable design solutions from material reduction to reduction of the energy required for cooling, the transition of the finished product from multi-material to monomaterial combined with special control of the new materials processed, guaranteeing 360° consultancy of the complete project

Alberto Baracco
Managing Director - Baracco

For quite some time, the European community has clearly stated that the primary path for reducing microplastics and emissions lies in the recycling of post-consumer plastic materials. For this reason, Baracco Srl has developed specific plants that, combined with compounding extruders, ensure the production of crystallized PET granules. The technology developed by Baracco Srl enables the production of pellets from washed PET flakes, using particularly controlled cutting conditions to obtain high-quality granules. Subsequently, these granules are partially crystallized using an internally designed crystallizer. The process begins with PET flakes, which have undergone a washing process to remove contaminants and impurities. These washed flakes are fed into the underwater cutting system, where they are transformed into granules through a controlled extrusion and cutting process. During the underwater cutting process, operational conditions such as temperature and pressure are carefully controlled to ensure uniform and consistent granule production. This ensures that the resulting granules are of precise size and shape, ideal for use in specific applications. Once the granules are obtained, they are transferred to the crystallizer designed by Baracco Srl. The crystallizer is designed to provide a controlled environment where the PET granules can partially crystallize. This partial crystallization process helps improve the mechanical and thermal properties of the granules, making them more suitable for use in a variety of applications. This report explains in detail the conditions and criteria for the construction of the Baracco plant to ensure what has been achieved on multiple industrial plants already operational since the beginning of the year 2023

Ezio Filippi
ChemOrbis

The presentation covers the current global market dynamics for PE, PP and PET virgin polymers. It is provided an in-depth analysis for margins, production issues, new capacities and most recent import-export trends. Price expectations and future trends (+12 months) are also commented. Current and history prices of recycled polymers are reported and compared with virgin polymer prices.

Lorenzo Tinti
Head of Sales Optical Sorting Italy Cimbria Srl

As a proof of the constant commitment to support the green economy, Cimbria has recently installed an innovative optical processing plant at Plastisavio SpA. The plant represents a novelty in the process of recovery of polystyrene and other polymers from WEEE, as all the processing steps are carried out “dry”. The industry requires ever higher quality standards and the Cimbria plant is designed to maximize the effectiveness of the plant, with a sequence of cutting-edge machinery in the sector

Luca Gianzini
Marketing and M&A Manager - COIM

Marco Capecchi
Business Development Manager Adhesives EMEA - COIM

COIM is a chemical company present on 4 continents that has enthusiastically undertaken a journey at the service of the future of the planet and of people. Thanks to 62 years of experience, 9 production sites, 9 research centers, 1350 employees and a turnover of 1.2 billion euros in 2023, it stands out as a global supplier with harmonized quality standards, efficient organization and attention to local needs. COIM looks at the world of flexible packaging with growing interest and through constant investments in research and development and strategic partnerships wishes to face the challenges of global demographic growth and sustainability with a strong commitment to the circular economy and emissions reduction.

Roberto Tangorra
Quality R&D Manager - DENTIS

In a continuous evolving regulatory framework and getting closer to the introduction of obligations of the use of recycled PET in the production of PET bottles, the talk aims to offer a general overview of the state of the art of the advantages and constrains in the use of R-PET for food applications, pointing out the urgency to create a robust, traceable, reliable and safe RPET production supply chain able in ensuring the achievements of the targets imposed by the Europe

Stefano Richaud
CEO Ecoplasteam

The speech is aimed at representing the state of the art of the recovery of polylaminate materials and more specifically of beverage cartons “tetrapack type” in Italy and Europe, through the mechanical recycling of Polyal after the recovery of the cellulose part by the paper mills. We will talk about the recovery technology and in particular the applications of the secondary raw material thus created, EcoAllene, with the identification of the sectors and products in the final market

Matteo Terragni
ENGEL Italia Managing Director

The production dynamics of industry are changing, evolving toward circular economy, digitalization, and energy saving. Anticipating these trends, ENGEL has developed solutions to make injection molding more sustainable and efficient. Innovation is not only about high-performance machines, but also intelligent assistants that support technical operators in optimizing processes quickly and easily. The broad portfolio also includes innovative technologies to process all kinds of recycled plastics – even in the form of post-consumer flakes – into components for all industries, from packaging to automotive to technical molding

Philipp Niermann
Regional Sales Manager GNEUSS KUNSTSTOFFTECHNIK

The OMNI has the MRS extruder and RSFgenius screenchanger at its heart but provides a complete package from feeding, compacting, degassing, filtering to pelletizing. The MRS extruder is based on conventional single screw technology but is equipped with a multiple screw section for devolatilization. It enables very efficient and gentle decontamination of various polymers (PET,PS, HDPE…) , whilst achieving the requirements for direct food contact. The RSFgenius is the best performing screenchanger with the lowest backflushing losses in the market and allows for pressure constant operations without the need to ever stop the line for maintenance

Giuseppe Scicchitano
Packaging Manager, Henkel Italia Srl

An overview of the different production technologies applied to plastic materials with different recycled plastic contents is presented. All this by creating a virtuous cycle of use of post-consumer recycled polymers to be used in FMCG products

Davide Bolzonello
Sales Manager Recycling and Filtration MAAG ITALY

The growing global demand for plastic materials is inevitably influencing the quality of the feedstock available on the market for chemical and mechanical recycling applications. Maag Group systems play a key role in enabling a more circular economy in industry. In our view, post-industrial and post-consumer plastics are simply a huge resource. The objective of processing these flows is to maintain their mechanical properties for the production of a granule of close to or equal quality to virgin materials for the Premium final product. To achieve this objective in RECYCLING applications it is necessary to provide the correct technology, which can vary depending on the different characteristics of the raw material entering the various production cycles, which obviously varies from batch to batch depending on its origin and traceability. Our systems provide different dedicated solutions to process the most demanding flows and transform them into valuable resources, minimizing downtime with a consequent increase in production rates for a highly efficient line.

Daniel Bellato
Mechanical Engineer – MAIN TECH

Stefano Scomparin
Food Contact e Packaging Regulatory Expert, Mérieux NutriSciences Italia

A pillar of the Packaging Regulation is recycling: recyclable and recycled containers. Food grade plastics will have to face new European rules while continuing to guarantee safety to consumers: EU Regulation 2022/1616 is the benchmark. What to monitor? Some contaminants are characteristic, depending on the type of recycled plastic; others are unexpected, unpredictable, and even unknown, due to the “previous life” of the base material. For both, appropriate analytical solutions are offered to detect their presence and migration into the food.

Marco Dalfovo
Head of recycling division MEYER ITALY

Meyer optical sorting machines offer an effective optical sorting solution that accompanies the customer along the entire PET recycling processing line. Starting from the bottle sorting process, passing to the Flake sorting color, polymer and UV, this approach extends to the selection and recovery of the undersieves and the quality control of the final granule thanks to a vast and complete fleet of machines that guarantee a state-ofthe-art response to the increasing need for waste reduction and efficiency of recycling processes.

Matteo Mogno
Contrex Area Manager

The world of flexible packaging is constantly evolving and companies in the sector are continuously looking for solutions that can increase the quality of their production process. Contrex, a brand of Moretto Group, has been successfully operating in this market for over 40 years and has recently supported Vopachel, a Friuli-based company specialized in the production of technical film, creating a system capable of coping with the variables of a highly unstable process such as blown film extrusion. A challenge that Contrex took up with determination by collaborating with Vopachel to create a film with a thickness of 6 microns, designing a control system capable of reducing line start-up times to just 5 minutes

Marta Schiraldi
Head of Sustainability, Safety & Health Nestlé Italy and Malta

Packaging allows us to reach consumers, ensuring the safe consumption of the products they love. At Nestlé, we understand the importance of working along the supply chain and the need to collaborate to make it increasingly circular. We have set ambitious goals: to reduce the use of virgin plastic in our packaging by 1/3 compared to 2018 and to make our packaging recyclable or reusable. Therefore, we have revised our strategy, including collaboration with various stakeholders, engaging our consumers, and taking an objective approach to sustainability. These are key ingredients for building best practices.

Mathias Strasser
Area Sales Manager - NGR

Challenges in the regeneration process: extrusion, filtration and degassing.

Matteo Gaiardi
Sales & Product Development Director, SERIOPLAST

As plastic converters we acknowledge our responsibility in developing long-term solutions, capabilities and tools to enable the shift of the market towards sustainable production models that can preserve and restore the Environment”. Serioplast focuses on developing packaging solutions that not only meet consumer needs but also sustain environmental preservation. By enhancing the performance of recycled materials in plastic bottles, the company seeks to maximize economic, mechanical, and functional efficiencies while reducing dependence on virgin resources. Serioplast positions itself as a leader in sustainable packaging, promoting innovative solutions to address current environmental challenges.

Pavel Andrushchuk
Business Manager | Recycling - Piovan

The increasingly widespread use of post-consumer plastics requires the constant improvement of production processes and the adoption of technological expedients to ensure high quality standards, the proper functioning of plants and to prevent unwanted substances from irreparably contaminating the finished product, also in terms of organoleptic aspects such as odour and emissions in the automotive sector or the presence of substances such as benzene and acetaldehyde in food packaging. During the presentation, Piovan will present how to deal with VOCs, using innovative technologies that minimise energy consumption, minimise waste and inefficiencies in the production process, and save resin, time and energy.

Gianfranco Cattapan
CEO - PLASTIC SYSTEMS

Davide Zulian
Sales Department - PLASTIC SYSTEMS

Plastic Systems, which has been active in the recycling sector for years, highlights its commitment to environmental sustainability and responsible innovation. With a holistic approach to recycling, our company not only adopts sustainable practices by producing 90% of its machines using renewable energy, but also distinguishes itself by providing technologically advanced solutions. The latter allow our customers to optimize the use and treatment of recycled materials, while simultaneously aiming to reduce energy consumption. Our presentation will illustrate how Plastic Systems actively contributes to the recycling revolution, emphasizing our commitment to environmentally friendly production processes and the importance of reducing the ecological footprint through innovative solutions.

Francesca Mostardini
POLICY & REGULATORY Affairs Associates at Dario Dainelli

EU is working to valorise the packaging waste collected by Member States, through the implementation of recycling plants and technologies, with the aim of reducing the use of virgin materials and in the future becoming independent from the imports of raw materials from other continents. In this context, the publication of EU Regulation 1616/22 is seen as an opportunity to be able to use recycled plastic materials also in Food Packaging applications. However, the requirements imposed by this specific legal measure aimed at guaranteeing the safety of plastic materials coming from mechanical recycling require costly efforts by both recyclers and transformers, in terms of implementing analytical controls and GMPs. Another critical issue to be addressed is the mistrust and fear of the food industry.

Marco Rossi
Director of Sales & MKT VIBA

Since its beginning, VIBA has dutifully pursued a balance between sustainability and business, a balance aimed at the increasingly necessary protection of the environment in which we live. This has led the company to use certified suppliers and to eliminate from the production cycle those substances that may have negative implications on human health and the environment. The European REACH regulation is an excellent reference point for us. The company’s main mission is now to obtain ISCC PLUS certification for certain product ranges in order to guarantee traceability and sustainability for its customers and, of course, to propose solutions such as Masterbatches Multipurpose or Vibatan 4.REC, for the reuse of plastic materials in different applications

Daniele Cerizzi
CEO Windmoller & Holscher Italy

W&H AQUAREX lines, with water quench system, open a whole new range of film solutions, such as 3-layer PE or PP products for medical applications, barrier films up to 11 layers with excellent transparency, thermoforming and sealing properties.

SCHEDULE

Tuesday, 11 June 2024

13.20 REGISTRATION
14.00 Keynote address:

Paolo SpinelliEditor in chief – PLAST

14.15PE, PP, PET: RECYCLED VS. VIRGIN POLYMERS, CURRENT PRICES AND FUTURE TRENDS

Ezio FilippiChief Representative ChemOrbis Italy Office CHEMORBIS

14.30IMPROVING THE USE OF POST-CONSUMER PLASTICS: FROM VOC REMOVAL TO TRACEABLE BATCH PRODUCTION

Pavel AndrushchukBusiness Manager Recycling PIOVAN

14.45THE R-PET SUPPLY CHAIN IN ITALY: CONSTRAINS AND PROSPECTIVES

Roberto TangorraQuality R&D Manager – DENTIS

15.00BALANCING SUSTAINABILITY WITH BUSINESS

Marco RossiDirector of Sales & MKT VIBA

15.15  – Coffee break Networking
16.00THE APPLICATIONS OF THE SECONDARY RAW MATERIAL OBTAINED FROM THE RECYCLING OF POLYLAMINATE PACKAGING

Stefano RichaudCEO ECOPLASTEAM

16.15UPCYCLING TECHNOLOGIES OF RECYCLED XPS FOR THE PRODUCTION OF EPS MICROGRANULES.
EXTRUSION TECHNOLOGIES OF RIGID RPET FILM FOR THERMOFORMED PACKAGING.
EXTRUSION TECHNOLOGIES OF BLOWN FILM WITH THE USE OF A HIGH PERCENTAGE OF RECYCLED MATERIALS

Andrea RiglianoGroup Global Sales & Marketing Director – UNION Officine Meccaniche

16.30PLASTICS RECYCLING: TOWARDS A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE. CASE STUDY OF A TRAY TO TRAY SYSTEM

Gianfranco CattapanCEO – PLASTIC SYSTEMSDavide ZulianSales Department – PLASTIC SYSTEMS

16.45NEW OMNI RECYCLING MACHINES: A TURNKEY SOLUTION FOR RECYCLING TASKS THAT REQUIRE STRONG DEGASSING

Philipp NiermannRegional Sales Manager GNEUSS KUNSTSTOFFTECHNIK

17.00OVERVIEW OF THE DIFFERENT TECHNOLOGIES, PROCESSES AND MATERIALS IN A LOGIC OF CIRCULARITY OF PLASTIC PACKAGING

Giuseppe ScicchitanoPackaging Manager,HENKEL Italia

17.15ROUND TABLE: The future of packaging between regulations and public opinion

Dario DainelliManaging Director, PolicyRegolatoryPierpaolo RossiGeneral Manager, PlastisavioItalo VailatiDirettore, GiflexCristina ZanoccoCountry Procurement Manager, AlplaCarlotta Di BellaR&D Packaging Leader, AMADORI

17.45 – Closing of the first day

Wednesday, 12 June 2024

09.00 REGISTRATION
09.45 KEYNOTE ADDRESS:

Paolo SpinelliEditor in chief – PLAST

10.00PLASTIC VALUE CHAIN ​​AND CIRCULARITY OF RECYCLED PLASTIC MATERIALS INTENDED FOR CONTACT WITH FOOD: THE OPPORTUNITIES OFFERED BY EU REGULATION 1616/22 AND THE CHALLENGES TO BE FACED BY RECYCLERS AND CONVERTERS

Francesca MostardiniPOLICY & REGULATORY Affairs Associates at Dario Dainelli

10.15COIM, A JOURNEY FOR A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE

Luca GianziniMarketing and M&A Manager – COIMMarco CapecchiBusiness Development Manager Adhesives EMEA – COIM

10.30HOW A DEDICATED PELLETIZING SYSTEM AND A POST CRYSTALLIZER CAN INFLUENCE THE CRYSTALLINE PROPERTIES OF PET FLAKES COMING FROM BOTTLE RECOVERY. Industrial case study

Alberto BaraccoManaging Director – BARACCO

10.45GREEN ECONOMY & INNOVATION: BENEFITS OF CLEANING TECHNOLOGIES AND CIMBRIA OPTICAL SORTING FOR DRY PURIFICATION OF PS FROM WEEE AT PLASTISAVIO SPA

Lorenzo TintiHead of Sales SEA Optical Sorting – CIMBRIA

11.00CLOSING THE LOOP: SUSTAINABLE INJECTION MOULDING INNOVATIONS

Matteo TerragniManaging Director, ENGEL Italia

11.15  – Coffee break Networking
12.00AQUAREX TECNOLOGIE WATER QUENCH

Daniele CerizziCEO – WINDMOELLER & HOELSCHER

12.15MORETTO, CUTTING-EDGE CONTROL SYSTEMS FOR THE BLOWN FILM SECTOR

Matteo MognoArea Manager CONTREX GRUPPO MORETTO

12.30SHAPING A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE THROUGH PACKAGING INNOVATION

Matteo GaiardSales & Product Development Director – SERIOPLAST

12.45INDUSTRY 5.0 AND NEW REGULATIONS IN THE PACKAGING SECTOR ILLUSTRATED THROUGH THE EXPERIENCE OF A MOULD MAKER

Raffaele AbbruzzettiManaging Director – ARBURGFrancesco AlbertazziDirettore Operativo Mold&Mold RB

13.00RECYCLED PLASTIC PACKAGING AND FOOD GRADE MATERIALS: SAFETY ASSESSMENT

Stefano ScomparinFood Contact e Packaging Regulatory Expert – MéRIEUX NUTRISCIENCES Italia

13.15 – Lunch Networking
14.30PRODUCTION OF HIGH-GRADE R-PELLETS. Challenges in the regeneration process: extrusion, filtration and degassing

Mathias StrasserArea Sales Manager – NGR

14.45EXCELLENCE IN EFFICIENCY: PET RECYCLING WITH MEYER OPTICAL SORTERS, FROM BOTTLE SORTING TO GRANULE QUALITY CONTROL, A SOLUTION FOR EVERY NEED

Marco DalfovoHead of recycling division – MEYER ITALY

15.00ONE MAAG – NEXT LEVEL SOLUTION FOR A REAL CIRCULAR ECONOMY

Davide BolzonelloSales Manager Recycling and Filtration MAAG ITALY

15.15INNOVATIVE DEODORIZATION SYSTEM BY LIQUID EXTRACTION

Daniel BellatoMechanical Engineer – MAIN TECH

15.30PACKAGING AND SUSTAINABILITY: NESTLÉ’S VISION TO ADDRESS UPCOMING CHALLENGES AND GOALS

Marta SchiraldiHead of Sustainability, Safety & Health Nestlé Italia e Malta NESTLÉ

15.45End of the conference
16.00 – Visit to Museo Storico Alfa Romeo

BUY YOUR TICKET

ONE DAY

JUNE 11 or 12
FREE
  • Registration valid for participation in only one of the two days of the event which includes:​
  • included Coffee Breaks
  • Lunch at your own expense (12/06)*​
  • Visit to the Alfa Romeo Museum: discounted ticket purchase for €8 (instead of €15).
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FREE

TWO DAYS

JUNE 11 and 12
85,40€
  • Paid registration for both days of the event
  • included Coffee Breaks​
  • VIP LUNCH included (12/06)​
  • Free visit to the Alfa Romeo Museum on 9 May (no guided tour)​
  • Free subscription to the PLAST magazine

SPONSOR INVITATION

JUNE 11 and 12
FREE
  • Registration valid for participation in only one of the two-day event that includes:
  • included Coffee Breaks
  • Lunch at your own expense (12/06)*​
  • Visit to the Alfa Romeo Museum: discounted ticket purchase for €8 (instead of €15).
  •  
FREE

Participants who register as free attendants to the conference will have to pay for the lunch. On 12th June it will be possible for them to have lunch at the Ristorante Caffè Alfa Romeo, choosing between the menu of the Bar (sandwiches and hamburgers) or the Lunch Buffet. It is recommended to buy the lunch ticket by booking it directly at the Ristorante Caffè of the Museum already from the morning of 12th June, starting at 9:30 am, to avoid queues at the cash desks.

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EVENT LOCATION

The Museo Alfa Romeo tells the legendary story of the brand, via a project and an installation designed to reflect its values: historical presence, beauty and speed, an essential part of the Alfa Romeo Dna. As the visitors admire car after car, they travel through the company’s glorious history and also discover stories and curious facts with the help of videos, images and interactive access points, in a crescendo of emotions.

HOW TO GET TO THE MUSEUM

MUSEO STORICO ALFA ROMEO

viale Alfa Romeo, 20020 Arese (MI) – Italy – tel 02 444 255 11 – [email protected]

The Alfa Romeo Museum can be reached by several routes: from the Arese/Lainate exit from the A8/A9 Lainate-Como-Chiasso and Milan-Varese motorways to the lakes; from the A4 Turin-Milan-Venice motorway; from the western Milan ring road that continues southwards with the A1 Milan-Rome-Naples and A7 Milan-Genoa motorways.

The Museum is 15 km away from the city centre of Milan and can easily be reached by public transport.

Take the train or metro line M1 until the station of Rho-Fiera, then take bus line 561 Airpullman, destination Arese, which stops right in front of the Museum (the bus service is active 7 days a week. Tickets can be bought at the station of Rho-Fiera or at the ticket machine)

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The Museum is close to the Lainate/Arese exit on highway A8.
Alternatively, it can be reached from provincial road SP 233 Varesina and state road SS 33 del Sempione.

Free parking for conference participants (subject to availability)

HOTEL & ACCOMODATION

IN CONVENTION WITH PACKAGING & RECYCLING

 

Via Rho angolo via Pirelli 4
Uscita Lainate A9 – 20020 Lainate (MI) Tel: +39 0293757511
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Via Falzarego 1, 20021 Baranzate (MI) – Tel +39 02 33301218
Reservations can be made by contacting the property directly on the telephone number or email below: [email protected] | +39 02 33301218. Or via the hotel websites www.phihotelmilano.com o del gruppo www.phi-hotels.com

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Via Montenero, 127 – 20024 GARBAGNATE MILANESE (MI)
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