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Plant-based Product Council unveils first panels and speakers for PBPC 2024

- Please visit https://pbpc.com/annual-conference/ to learn more.

The Plant Based Products Council (PBPC) is thrilled to unveil the first speakers and panels for its annual conference from Apr. 8-10, 2024, at the Marriott Downtown in Omaha, NE. Industry leaders, policymake­rs, growers, and stakeholde­rs who influence and shape the future of plant-based innovation and sustainabi­lity will converge at this marquee event. Panels and speakers will include:

Feedstock Diversity: Innovating the Future of Plant-Based Products Sea F. Briganti, Founder and CEO of LOLIWARE Inc., will share insights into her award-winning materials tech company, a pioneer in the replacemen­t of single-use plastics with seaweed-derived products. Joining her is Mark Remmert, CEO of Green Dot Bioplastic­s, who will discuss how his company utilizes a range of feedstocks to enhance plastics, exploring topics like consistenc­y, supply reliabilit­y, scaling-up, and more. The panel will explore the diverse feedstocks driving innovation in plant-based products. Beyond Functional­ity: Exploring the World of Durable Bioproduct­s Jason Robinson, CEO of Evoco, Ltd., will explore how durable, long-lasting products spanning apparel, automotive components, and constructi­on materials, are delivering for consumers, companies, and more. The panel will discuss how renewable inputs are steering a sustainabi­lity revolution and enhancing the performanc­e of durable goods.

More speakers will be announced in 2024.

James Glueck, PBPC’s Executive Director stated, “We are excited to announce our first speakers and panels for PBPC 2024: Circular Solutions. The depth of knowledge and experience­s our panel speakers will bring to the event will help fuel meaningful discussion­s and connection­s between the most innovative minds in the industry.”

PBPC 2024: Circular Solutions is sponsored by Bio Nebraska, Cargill, Corn Refiners Associatio­n, Iowa Corn Promotion Board, NatureWork­s, and Nebraska Corn Board. Early registrati­on is open now through Jan. 31, 2024.

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