Registration for the sixth edition of the European Food Contact Plastics Seminar is now open.
Organised by Polymer Comply Europe (PCE), on behalf of European Plastics Converters (EuPC) on 11th- 12th April 2019, in Brussels, the seminar will focus on improving transparency throughout the supply chain.
The first day of the seminar will be dedicated to the main regulatory issues impacting food contact plastics manufacturers and the entire supply chain.
Experts from the industry and academia will focus on regulatory and scientific developments in the food contact-related dossiers of Titanium Dioxide, Endocrine Disrupters or Nanomaterials.
Representatives of several brand owners will present case studies and what processes they have in place to ensure compliance with the EU food contact regulations, including brands such as Coca-Cola and Ferrero.
The second day will see the representatives of the European Commission and the Food Contact Materials Team of DG Santé who will give updates on the current Evaluation of the Framework Regulation No. 1935/2004.
Furthermore, the opportunities for improvement of the regulations to streamline enforcement by national authorities will be discussed by the Food Safety Authority of a EU Member State.
EuPC will present the preliminary results of the joint project of EuPC and Joint Research Centre (JRC) on the identification of Non-Intentionally Added Substances (NIAS).
The two-day event will bring together participants from the industry, research institutes, European and national authorities, food and drink companies and retailers.
