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Agenda
Moderator: Leigh Stringer, Global Business Editor, Chemical Watch
Welcome and introduction
Leigh Stringer, Chemical Watch News & Insight, by Enhesa
Keynote Address: The European Commission's Green Deal - a regulator's perspective
Carlo Pettinelli, EU Commission, Belgium
Keynote Address: The European Commission's Green Deal - an industry perspective
Marco Mensink, Cefic - The European Chemical Industry Council, Belgium
Q&A for keynote speakers
Session 1: Developing sustainable chemicals management strategies
Clariant's progressive chemicals management strategy for safer and more sustainable solutions
Richard Haldimann, Clariant
Why the most progressive businesses today will be the most successful tomorrow
Anne-Sofie B??ckar, ChemSec
Q&A with panel discussion
What are the best ways of measuring chemical companies' progress on the road to sustainable chemicals management?
Networking and break
Session 2: Sourcing materials: The bedrock of your sustainable chemicals management strategy
Circular economy: Ensuring resource efficiency by keeping substances in circulation - features insights from a Danish project
Marianne Lyngsaae, Brenntag Nordic, Denmark
Alternatives assessment in practice: trivalent chromium coated steel (TCCT) - the regulatory context as support?
Hans Dommershuijzen, Tata Steel Europe, The Netherlands
The changing role of procurement in ensuring a sustainable value chain
Markus Mirgeler, Clariant International Ltd, Switzerland
Q&A with panel discussion
Networking and break
Veeva sponsor workshop: End-to-End Regulatory Transparency - Compliance monitoring with a single source of truth
Transparency is key to meet the increasing demands of sustainability. Join our workshop and learn how you can easily monitor the status of raw materials, manufacturing details and regulatory compliance of your products.
Shawn Steuer, Veeva
Session 3: Manufacturing and production
Human rights: due diligence, protection for the most vulnerable
Baskut Tuncak, Toxics Use Reduction Institute
Member state perspective: are your production/manufacturing practices up to scratch?
- Overview of how enforcement works at national and EU level
- Consequences, penalties and business impacts for non-compliance and late compliance in the supply chain
- Enforcement of exposure scenarios and (extended) safety data sheets - results and findings of REACH-En-FORCE projects
Andrea Mayer-Figge, Institute for Work Design of North Rhine-Westphalia (LIA.nrw)
Ensuring best practice and latest knowledge reach suppliers' factory floors
Oscar Benjamin, Kingfisher, UK
Lessons from ZDHC
Frank Michel, ZDHC Foundation, Zero Discharge of Hazardous Chemicals, The Netherlands
