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The Greener Manufacturing Show Europe/ Cologne 2022

Western Europe - Messepl. 1, 50679 Cologne, Germany
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10 Nov 22 | CET: 02:25 PM - 10 Nov 22 | CET: 02:50 PM

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The Greener Manufacturing Show is the must-attend event for any sustainability-focused company looking to design and manufacture their products from more sustainable materials, limit and eliminate the use of toxic chemicals, and reduce the impact of their industrial and manufacturing processes on the environment and global climate change.
 
Session title: How Digital Tools Can Help with Green Transformation in Manufacturing
 
Session description: The presentation would review key trends in sustainability field, review of sustainability initiatives among companies and hurdles in implementing them. The presentation would indicate key digital tools that could help to achieve sustainability goals and industries most impacted by the changes.
 
Date and time of the EMI session: 10 November 2022, 14:25 -14:50 (GMT+01:00)
 
Name and title of speaker involved: Justinas Liuima, Industrial Manager at Euromonitor International
 
Registration discount code: TGE-SpeakerGuest
 
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