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Sustainable Packaging Summit: Development of sustainable food packaging concepts
Unpacking Ghent University’s latest research into modelling how a more sustainable packaging concept will influence the shelf life of the packaged product and as such the generated food waste.
Unpacking Ghent University’s latest research into modelling how a more sustainable packaging concept will influence the shelf life of the packaged product and as such the generated food waste.
Speaker:
- Frank Devlieghere, Professor, Research Unit Food Microbiology and Food Preservation at Ghent University
The Sustainable Packaging Summit is returning in 2024 – you can take part and help to accelerate sustainable transformation in packaged goods. Click here to learn more about attending.
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