MEXICO CITY, Oct. 29, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Centre for Management Technology's (CMT) 17th LAPET, Polyester & Recycling returns to Mexico City on 20-21st November for an exciting and interactive discussion with senior industry stakeholders, addressing key issues and critical pain points - virgin PET versus rPET prices, rPET flake supplies in Mexico adequate for brand owners' circular goals
The summit kicks off on November 20th morning with 'Economic Outlook & Growth Sectors for 2020' shared by BBVA Bancomer and followed by 'Global and North American PET Value Chain Outlook' by Nexant.
Wood Mackenzie presents a review of PET and rPET Supply, Demand and Trade (mainly Asia to Americas) and key factors shaping global and Mexican markets.
Brandowner L'Oréal shares their recycling and collection measures and challenges faced in sourcing rPET flakes in Mexico and the scope of bio-recycling.
The program also features PepsiCo Global R+D's session highlighting how PepsiCo is addressing plastics waste issue with rPET, bio-sourced PET, etc. Nestlé Mexico spells out their global pillars and packaging barriers and challenges in Mexico while Unilever de Mexico outlines their Plastic Strategy focusing on PCR Ecosystem and more.
Alpek Polyester assesses the recent rPET demand-supply implications and re-balancing the industry. Alpek is the host for Day 1 Evening Networking Cocktail.
The summit organized by Centre for Management Technology (CMT) also includes a presentation on 'Latest Guidelines for Recycling' delivered by ECOCE and Nextek sessions on 'Using markers in high speed sorting o meet food grade PET specifications' and 'Optimising rPET in packaging for food contact applications'.
Other key presenters are:
The summit concludes with a Site Visit to IMER Recycling Plant on 21 November 2019.
For enquiries in Spanish, contact Tanya: tanya@cmtsp.com.sg | +52 55 7157 3697.
For enquiries in English, contact Hafizah: hafizah@cmtsp.com.sg | +65 6346 9218.
