Seminar program 2026

How do we move from big words to concrete action and measurable impact? “Cut the Crap” is a straight-talking session focused on what actually works – and what is little more than nice-sounding language.

Beverage packaging is at the heart of the transition towards circularity, resource efficiency, and a reduced climate footprint.

Since the turn of the millennium, global trade and globalisation have undergone significant changes. Today, political support for free trade and globalisation appears to be weakening.

Esbjörn Olofsson and Packnews editor-in-chief Bo Wallteg present the winners of the Packnorth Award of the Year.

Aspia bjuder in till ett inspirerande panelsamtal där vi först ger en kort introduktion till PPWR och därefter låter våra panelister dela med sig av sina erfarenheter, utmaningar och insikter från sina respektive verksamheter.

Session introduced by Mattias Drotz – RISE

The packaging industry is in the midst of a transition, with increased recyclability, mono-material solutions and new regulatory requirements driving development forward.

Presentation PPWR in practical terms – Edition 2.0 

Consultant in sustainable packaging development, with a particular focus on the EU’s new Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR)

Session in English Sustainable packaging innovation has never been more important. Drawing on thousands of packaging developments tracked globally by ThePackHub, Paul Jenkins will explore the innovations, shaping the next generation of packaging.

Perspective on circularity, showing how DS Smith’s solutions can help businesses transition to a more circular economy.

In an interactive session, representatives from the packaging industry will be invited to share their perspectives on future trends.

Session in Swedish*Since 12 August, PPWR has moved from preparation to practical reality, with new requirements progressively affecting the entire packaging value chain. This session provides an up-to-date overview of what has actually changed, which

RFID: From Regulatory Mandate to Commercial Advantage