Forces with leading industry voices to explore what comes after the PPWR and how companies can stay ahead of evolving expectations.
We’ll discuss future trends shaping sustainable packaging—from circularity and low-carbon materials to the adoption of 100% renewable electricity in pharma plants. You’ll gain insights into practical decarbonization strategies, including carbon pricing and innovative solutions like low-carbon aluminum, and learn how collaboration across the value chain drives meaningful impact.
Join us for an outlook on the next big steps toward a more sustainable pharmaceutical packaging portfolio.
Agnieszka van Batavia Constantia Flexibles Global Senior Expert Sustainable Material Excellence
Agnieszka Van Batavia is the current VP Sustainability Pharma for Pharma at Constantia Flexibles, where she spearheads eco-friendly initiatives. Previously, she served as a Strategic Sustainability and Regulatory Advisor at The LCA Centre in the Netherlands, guiding stakeholders in sustainable packaging. A pioneer in circular packaging systems, Agnieszka is also an expert in packaging legislation. She is a frequent lecturer and keynote speaker, advocating for a science-based approach to sustainability. Additionally, she acts as a strategic policy advisor to companies, institutions, and NGOs. Passionate about her work, her mission is to help businesses achieve truly circular packaging practices, believing collective action makes a significant difference.
Ewa Utko Haleon Senior Manager Innovation and Sustainability, Packaging Procurement
Ewa Utko is Senior Manager Innovation and Sustainability, Packaging Procurement at Haleon, where she leads initiatives to integrate sustainability into packaging strategies. With extensive experience in high-volume manufacturing and international project management, Ewa brings a strong track record of driving innovation and influencing cross-functional teams. Known for her adaptability and leadership across diverse cultural environments, Ewa is committed to delivering impactful solutions that go beyond compliance and support a more sustainable over-the-counter consumer healthcare supply chain.
Packaging has never carried greater commercial responsibility.
It influences how consumers perceive brands, how products perform in increasingly competitive markets
Packaging manufacturers are under constant pressure to increase output, reduce operating costs, improve sustainability, and maintain consistent product quality. One
