17 panel discussions will be held in the main conference space for the 2025 edition. Discover the first scheduled panels and the confirmed speakers.
The « Reuse Economy » is expanding all over the world, but it’s still in its infancy. It is set to grow exponentially over the next few years: in less than 15 years, a potential 20% of converted markets is expected. It represents a major lever for meeting the challenge of reindustrialising Europe. Its potential for job creation is immense, and every region can benefit from this dynamic.
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Packaging reuse can encourage the development of reuse in other EPR sectors. By leveraging existing infrastructures and proven solutions, sectors such as textiles, e-commerce and electronics can accelerate their transition to a circular economy. This round table will explore the levers of mutualization, logistics optimization and inter-REP synergies for deploying reuse solutions on a larger scale.
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The panel discussion will cover how digitally connected, innovative packaging solutions can enable effective reusable systems at scale.
Our experts will discuss the challenges and opportunities of implementing these systems, with a focus on consumer engagement and logistics. They will also share insights on the importance of data and how packaging visibility, traceability, and connectivity can help improve cost-effectiveness, increase return rates, provide a seamless consumer experience, and ensure the overall success of reusable systems.
Whether environmental, regulatory or strategic, there are a variety of reasons why companies are adopting the reuse of logistics packaging. However, the challenges remain the same:
* What levers can be activated to reduce costs and make this model competitive with disposables and viable on a large scale ?
* What changes need to be made within organisations, and which players need to be mobilised to create a committed ecosystem ?
At a time when second-hand sales are booming, donations to charities are running out of steam. And yet, by donating rather than selling, you are taking concrete action to promote a more socially responsible economy. Behind every donation, there is a strong social and environmental impact: supporting local associations, providing access to essential goods for the most vulnerable, and extending the life of objects. A study of consumer behaviour towards donations, carried out by the eco-organisation Ecologic, reveals that donations and sales are not opposites, but complementary. This conference will bring together experts and committed players to raise awareness among businesses and public institutions of their key role in developing the Reuse Economy. Concrete solutions will be presented, such as the e-reemploi.eco platform, lacollecte.tech and many others that facilitate contact between donors and local associations, simplifying the donation process and promoting a more sustainable model.
This roundtable explores the context of the PPWR (Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation) and its concrete implications for European players in packaging reuse. It will highlight European regulatory requirements, compliance challenges, and operational solutions that enable scaling up while considering logistical, economic, and industrial issues.