Bridging Circularity and Performance in PET Packaging
Join Holland Colours and Sustainable Plastics for a global webinar exploring how the PET value chain is balancing circularity, product protection and evolving compliance requirements across different markets.
When & Where
🗓️ October 15
🕒 2:30 PM CEST / 8:30 AM EDT / 7:30 PM WIB
📍 Online
🎤 Hosted by Sustainable Plastics.
Why attend
Packaging decisions are becoming more complex as expectations around circularity, product protection and compliance continue to grow. Explore how changing consumer and market needs, regional recycling realities and evolving requirements are shaping packaging decisions.
Key Highlights
- Explore the balance between circularity and packaging performance.
- Learn how recycling, regulation and market trends are influencing packaging decisions.
- Explore light blocking and UV protection in clear and white PET as a practical case. .
- Gain perspectives from across the PET value chain, from brand owner and converter to product stewardship and technical experts.
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What to expect
Join a discussion that brings together industry, regional and technical perspectives from across the PET packaging value chain.
The webinar will include expert contributions, moderated discussion and audience Q&A. The session will be recorded and shared afterwards for those who cannot attend live.
Meet our expert speakers
Steve Horrocks
Business Development Manager Packaging at Holland Colours
Steve Horrocks has extensive experience in commercial and management roles for masterbatch and additives, primarily in the PET packaging sector. His work spans the value chain, from resin to brand owners, recyclers and converters.
At Holland Colours, he focuses on bringing additive technologies to market that support PET packaging performance and recycling.
Deva Dharmapuspa
Material Innovation Business Unit Head at Dynapack Asia
Deva leads material innovation at Dynapack Asia, focusing on raw materials, colours and additives while integrating sustainable packaging principles into new solutions.
Her work explores reduced material use, lighter packaging and longer product shelf life, bringing together material performance, innovation and sustainability. Her background across supply chain, quality and procurement adds a broad value-chain perspective.
Emily Fisher
R&D Chemist at Holland Colours
Emily is an R&D Chemist at Holland Colours, working on protective solutions for PET packaging that balance product performance with evolving packaging and recycling needs.
Her expertise in UV and visible-light protection brings a technical perspective on protecting sensitive products while supporting performance, stability and more circular packaging approaches.
Sinem Gkioulen
Global Packaging Sustainability Lead at FrieslandCampina
Sinem leads packaging sustainability at FrieslandCampina, focusing on circularity, packaging strategy, regulatory requirements and consumer needs. She brings a brand-owner perspective on balancing recyclability, recycled content, product performance and consumer expectations across evolving regional markets
Bram Wenno
Product Stewardship Specialist EMEA
Bram Wenno is a Product Stewardship Specialist EMEA at Holland Colours, focusing on compliance, product documentation and regulatory support. With experience in food-contact materials, they help customers navigate changing requirements and ensure products meet relevant standards.
Their work also supports sustainability initiatives, including recycled materials, carbon footprint information and the evaluation of more sustainable alternatives.
AGENDA
Opening
Sustainable Plastics
Circular Packaging Challenges
Sinem Gkioulen, FrieslandCampina
From Circularity Goals to Packaging Design
Deva Dharmapuspa, Dynapack Asia
Global Food-Contact Safety Considerations
Bram Wenno, Holland Colours
Circularity, Compliance and Performance in Practice: UV & Light Protection in PET Packaging
Emily Fisher and Steve Horrocks, Holland Colours
Live Panel Discussion and Audience Q&A
