• AFGC Sustainability Summit
    AFGC Sustainability Summit
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Nerida Kelton, executive director at the Australasian Institute of Packaging (AIP), and Ralph Moyle, education coordinator, will speak at the second AFGC Sustainability Summit on 7 August.

Kelton will provide a global view on sustainability and highlight innovations and trends worldwide.

Moyle will discuss the role of life cycle assessment and robust packaging data in delivering measurable outcomes, supporting smarter design, and preparing for future compliance. Attendees will gain practical insights on navigating regulatory and market demands.

The event, held at the Sheraton Hotel in Melbourne, targets sustainability, legal, finance, and regulatory professionals in the fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) sector. The programme will focus on the unique issues facing sustainability in FMCG, including upcoming reporting and legal requirements.

The summit aims to provide insights on emerging challenges, reporting frameworks, regulatory changes, and the circular economy. It offers opportunities for attendees to develop skills and connect with industry stakeholders.

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