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The International Fibre Moulding and Paper Forming Conference 2024

The International Fibre Moulding and Paper Forming Conference

The two-day conference will take place 27-28 September 2023, at the Museum of Modern Art in Stockholm, Sweden. It brings together experts and professionals from the paper and pulp industry to discuss the latest advancements, trends, and challenges in fibre moulding and paper forming.

See program and presentation of the speakers under the tabs at the bottom of the page.

 

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The conference will feature keynote speakers, presentations discussions on a wide range of topics related to fibre moulding and paper forming, including raw materials, manufacturing processes, product design, and sustainability. See program for the International Fibre Moulding and Paper Forming Conference below.


Venue

Stockholm, the capital of Sweden, is a vibrant city with a rich cultural heritage and a thriving business community. It is known for its beautiful architecture, world-class museums, and picturesque waterfront views. The Museum of Modern Art, where the conference will be held, is located in the heart of the city and is a popular destination for art lovers and cultural enthusiasts. Stockholm is also a hub for innovation and technology, making it an ideal location for a conference on fibre moulding and paper forming.

Event information
27 Sep 2023 - 28 Sep 2023
08:30-16:00
Museum of Modern Art, Exercisplan 4, Stockholm, Sweden
Map
13 September 2023

EUR 280 (conference fee)

 

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Speakers

Anna Jonhed, SVP Stora Enso Formed Fiber

Opportunities and Challenges for Formed Fiber in a changing world, Stora Enso

David Guerin, Cellulosic Materials & Non-Plastic Biopolymers Master Expert

Cellulosic fibre-based primary packaging for cosmetics : needs and challenges, L’Oréal

Jon Haag, Senior Expert

Regulatory push and sustainability pull – will new solutions scale now?, McKinsey & Co

Cornelia Frank, Global Director

Driving your Performance, Kiefel

Jaana Laine, Research Scientist

The Future of Sustainable Packaging: Incorporating Bio-based materials into Molded Fiber Products, Kemira

Anna Altner, Founder

Yangi's dry forming technology - a turnkey, resource-efficient, and high-speed manufacturing solution for cellulose-based packaging, Yangi

Paul Krochak, Cirkularity Manager

Rethinking the packaging system, Stora Enso

Sanna Fager, Chief Commercial Officer

Dry Molded Fiber – scaling up for sustainable change, PulPac

Kristoffer Ristinmaa, Advisor Environment and Green Response

ICRC - Swedish Red Cross

Marina Kurbasic, R&D Manager

Equipment as part of thermoforming process excellence, Fiber Thermoforming Technologies

Gilles Le Moigne, Head of global marketing - packaging and coatings

Sustainable Barriers for Molded Fiber: Opportunities and Challenges, Archroma

Joachim Sander, Marketing Director

The potential for moulded fibre components using paper tube assembly technology in the future, AISA

Dan Blomstrand, Business Development Director

Replace fossil plastics and toxic chemicals with biobased solutions , OrganoClick

Michail Pagounis, Program manager

Business Sweden

Lars Sandberg, CEO and Founder

Blue Ocean Closures

Helena Halonen, Scientific Lead 3D formed packaging

Exploring the properties of wet moulded fibres, Research Institutes of Sweden

Stefan Thundal, CEO

Tools for improved performance, AIM Sweden

Emma W Janco, Team Lead Moulded Fibre

Applying chemistry in moulded fibre production: Improved runnability and added functionality,, BIM Kemi

Jost Ruwoldt, Senior Scientist

Material and barrier development within dry moulding, Research Institutes of Sweden - PFI

Kristina Wickholm, Packaging Development Manager

Sandvik Mining and Rock Solutions

Yotam Navon, Project leader biobased materials

Multi layered molded cellulose : A new process to fine tune properties, Centre Technique du Papier

Malte Wallmeier, Senior Scientist

Gaining paper stretchability, Research Institutes of Sweden

Erkki Hellén, Business Development Manager

3D-Formable Webs with Foam – Piloting Results, VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland

Amanda Mattsson, Postdoctoral Researcher

Mid Sweden University

Anastasia Riazanova, Researcher

Neutrons as a tool for improving process efficiency during the production of cellulose-based materials for electricity transformers, Royal Institute of Technology
Programme

International Fibre Moulding and Paper Forming Conference

Conference program 27-28 September 

 

Program IFPC 27-28 sept. (pdf, 42.65 KB)

27 September 2023
Wet moulding

08:15 
Registration opens
Coffee/tea and refreshments

09:15 
Intro Session Chair
Key Note Stora Enso

09:55 
McKinsey & Co
L'Oréal
Kemira

10:55 
Coffee break

11:40
Kiefel
RISE
Royal Institute of Technology

12:25
Lunch

13:55
Intro Session Chair

14:00
AIM Sweden
Fiber Thermoforming Technologies
BIM Kemi
Centre Technique du Papier 

15:00 Coffee break and outro

15:30 End of day 1

17:30 Boat trip from Skeppsholmen, returning ca 19:15

19:30 Dinner at Moderna

28 September 2023
Dry moulding

08:15
Doors open 
Coffee/tea and refreshments

09:00
Intro Session Chair
Key Note ICRC - Swedish Red Cross

09:40 
Pulpac
Yangi
Sandvik

10:40 
Coffee break 

11:10 
Blue Ocean Closures
Archroma
RISE
OrganoClick

12:10
Lunch

Paper forming

13:40 
Intro Session Chair
Key Note Stora Enso

14:10
VTT Research Centre of Finland
AISA Automation Industrielle

14:50
Coffee break

15:15 
Mid Sweden University
RISE
Business Sweden

16:00
Outro and end of conference

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