23 January 2025 10:00-12:00 CET

The rapid changing landscape in legislation on food and packaging as well as strategies to meet the Agenda 2030 targets have the potential to accelerate the market adoptions of intelligent and active packaging solutions. These represents a transformative approach to food preservation and quality assurance. By incorporating advanced technologies, it goes beyond traditional methods to enhance shelf life, ensure food safety, limit food loss and improve overall food quality. These packaging systems interact with the product or its environment, actively reducing spoilage and extending freshness. 

Meanwhile, smart packaging provides real-time information about the condition of the food, such as temperature changes or spoilage indicators, ensuring consumer confidence and minimizing waste. Together, active and smart packaging form the foundation of tomorrow's intelligent packaging, offering innovative solutions to save food and promote sustainability in modern supply chains.


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Speakers

Mehdi Abdollahi
Associate Professor @ Chalmers

DetoxPak: Enhancing Seafood Safety with Innovative Packaging

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Przemyslaw Pawel Strachowski
Researcher @ Chalmers

DetoxPak: Enhancing Seafood Safety with Innovative Packaging

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Solveiga Pakštaitė
Founder and Director @ Mimica

Fighting food waste with bumpy labels

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Christiane Funk
Professor @ Umeå University

From Waste to Plastic: Harnessing Microalgae as a Feedstock for Sustainable PHA Packaging

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Kristina de Verdier
Head of Marketing @ Saveggy

Revolutionizing the way fruits and vegetables stay fresh

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Erik Månsson
CEO @ Innoscentia

How can intelligent packaging enable the change from static to dynamic expiry dates

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Everything you need to know:

When: January 23, 10:00-12:00

Where: Wherever you are - it's digital!

Language: This event will be held in English

For whom: Open webinar!

About the DetoxPak project

Since 2021, DetoxPak has worked on the development of an active food packaging technology enabling selective removal of environmental pollutants from seafood products. The aim is to reduce the exposure for consumers to toxins in the fish produce, mainly mercury and dioxins, and thus improve the quality of these food products during storage and their shelf life.

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The DetoxPak project is financed by