Karen McIntyre, Editor11.02.18
Outlook 2018 was held October 17-19 in Dubrovnik, Croatia. The largest edition of Outlook since its inception in 2002, the event attracted more than 500 delegates from around the world. Unsurprisingly, lifecycle assessment, the European Union’s plastics directive, recyclability and other green-minded issues got top billing at the event, which is considered one of the world’s premier nonwoven personal care and hygiene product conferences and is organized by EDANA, the voice of nonwovens.
“This edition of Outlook has again featured, as deliberately planned these last few years, a very topical programme, directly addressing the current challenges in our industry, “says Pierre Wiertz, General Manager of EDANA. “Discussions on the circular economy strategy, transparency and trust in the supply chain were both thought-provoking and rewarding. It is very encouraging to witness the industry’s increasing readiness to engage in these topics and for EDANA to facilitate constructive dialogue on both strategic and practical solutions.”
Day one of the event began with a keynote presentation
“This edition of Outlook has again featured, as deliberately planned these last few years, a very topical programme, directly addressing the current challenges in our industry, “says Pierre Wiertz, General Manager of EDANA. “Discussions on the circular economy strategy, transparency and trust in the supply chain were both thought-provoking and rewarding. It is very encouraging to witness the industry’s increasing readiness to engage in these topics and for EDANA to facilitate constructive dialogue on both strategic and practical solutions.”
Day one of the event began with a keynote presentation
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