ThE EUrOpEAN CONfErENCE ANd EXhIBITION

fOr BIO-BAsEd sOLUTIONs

1 000+ participants 75+ exhibitors, 100+ international speakers 30 conferences and round-tables

8-10 April 2015 Lille Grand Palais - France8-10 April 2015 Lille Grand Palais - France

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AdvIsOry BOArdPlant Based Summit is supported by the conferences programme’s advisory board, made up of experts of the sector who represent the whole international bio-based market.

In this fast-growing market, the bio-based che-mical industry has reached a new era: that of commercialization.

In April, Plant Based Summit 2015 will mark its invol-vement into the evolution of the plant-based, green and sustainable chemistry. Following the success of our 2nd edition in 2013 featuring more than 550 bio-based chemical players, Plant Based Summit has proven its capacity to gather decision-makers from the Industry and act as a meeting point helping to shape the future for the sector. With that same goal in mind, Plant Based Summit is launching its 3rd edition with an even more sharpened positioning on the innovation, the co-development and its operatio-nal implementation for the necessary deployment of bio-based products.

With a further international expansion in 2015, Plant Based Summit will strengthen its international position. As unique event dedicated to bio-based products, our conferences programme will debate on the issues that are of a specifi c interest to agro-industrial companies, chemical specialists and to end-use industrial fi rms in particular.

Holding its 3rd edition in Lille in 2015, located at geographic proximity to leading countries of the agro bio-based industry, with an easy access from Germany, Belgium, The United Kingdom and The Netherlands, Plant Based Summit will benefi t from an international presence! Coming from Brazil, India, The United States, China…the mem-bers of our advisory board and our panel of top speakers already refl ect the international face of our next edition!

Join the 75 exhibitors who will enable the 1 000 upstream to downstream decision-makers to target and discover future innovations and solu-tions. This will directly benefi t sourcing, production and commercialization processes in the bio-based chemical sector. In addition, our conferences pro-gramme will provide a genuine content where de-cision-makers will debate on regulations, policy, innovation, and their return on experience; all this programme showing the competitiveness and the international benchmarking of bio-based chemical products.

Christophe Rupp-DahlemPresident, Association Chimie du Végétal

EdITO

Josko Bobanovic Partner, Renewable Chemistry and Bioenergy sOfINNOvA pArTNErs

Camille Burel Manager For Innovation Affairs rOQUETTE

Member CEfIC

Jean-Marie Chauvet‎Project Manager Bri (Biorefi nery Research & Innovation)Ard

Gérard Chevillard Responsable Développement Durable GrOUpE ppG

Miguel Angelo De Oliveira Executive Director Global Innovation BUNGE

Alba Departe ‎Ingenieur au Service Bioressources AdEmE

Jean-Luc Dubois Scientifi c Advisor, Catalysis and Processes ArKEmA

Vincent Ferreiro Strategic Partnerships Director Materials Product Line mIChELIN

Eric Firtion General Manager ACdv

Henrike Gebhardt Senior Project Manager Bioeconomy Corporate Innovation Strategy & Management EvONIK INdUsTrIEs AG

Françoise GerardiGeneral Manager ELIpsO

Karlheinz Hill Vice President Global Development Personal Care BAsf

Philippe Le Thuaut Chargé de Projets d’innovation collaboratifs AXELErA

François Monnet Exec VP Renewable Chemistry, DirectorsOLvAy

Bas Overzier Sustainability Manager, PPG Architectural Coatings Emea prOCTEr & GAmBLE

Emmanuel Petiot General ManagerdEINOvE

Michel Philippe Senior Research Associate Sustainable Transformations Manager L’OrÉAL Laurent RiosDirecteur R&D GrEENTECh

Jean-François Rous VP Research and Innovation sOfIprOTÉOL

Christophe Rupp-Dahlem President ACdv

Ajit Sapre Group President – R&T at Reliance Industries Ltd rELIANCE

Thierry Stadler General Manager IAr

Erwin Vink Environmental Affairs Manager NATUrEWOrKs LLC

Niklas Vonweymarn Vice President, Research, Metsä Fibre Oy mETsA GrOUp

Anne Wagner Directrice Recherche & Développement TErEOs

Christophe LuguelInternational Affairs Manager IAr

pLENAry sEssIONs

Speakers photos(in order of appearance)

Speakers photos(in order of appearance)

WEdNEsdAy AprIL 8Th 2015

9.20 a.m. - 9.30 a.m. Opening speech

9.30 a.m. - 11.00 a.m.Bioeconomy - International DevelopmentHow the US, Brazil and Canada foster industrial development and growthChairman: Christophe LUGUEL, International Affairs Manager • iAR - frANCE

● A USA Perspective on bio-based products development | Rina SINGH, Senior Director Policy • BioTeChNoloGY iNDuSTRY oRGANiZATioN - UsA

● The Brazilian Agenda for Bioeconomy| Diana JUNGMANN, Intellectual Property and Bioeconomy Coordinator • CNi - BRAZil

● Development of the Canadian Bioeconomy| Murray McLaughlin, Executive Director • BioiNDuSTRiAl iNNoVATioN CANADA - CANAdA

4.00 p.m. - 5.30 p.m.Bioeconomy - Open Innovation for market successHow brand owners or downstream users get involved in the value chain and manage innovation processes

Opening speech : MatikemChairman: Raphaël MESTENZA, Chief Innovation Offi cer • spECIALChEm

● Open Innovation and Commercial Acceleration for bio-based chemicals and materials using Digital Marketing approaches | Raphaël MESTENZA, Chief Innovation Officer • spECIALChEm - frANCE

● Eco-Design of Green Chemistry Ingredients for Sustainable Development | Michel PHILIPPE, Senior Research Associate Sustainable Transformations Manager • l’oReAl - frANCE

● Differentiation and Competitiveness: Solvay’s View on the Levers to Develop Biosourced Materials | François MONNET, Exec. VP, Renewable Chemistry Director • SolVAY - BELGIUm

● Strategy for open innovation and practical examples| Hein DE KEYZER, Chief Executive Officer • CoGNiSTReAMeR & Peter Roose, Director Research and Business Development • TAMiNCo BVBA - BELGIUm

7.00 p.m. Plant Based Summit’s Cocktail

ThUrsdAy AprIL 9Th 2015

8.30 a.m. - 9.00 a.m. Inspirational Speech - How to integrate societal excellence into bioeconomy | Olivier DUBIGEON, President and Founder • SuSTAiNwAY

9.00 a.m. - 10.30 a.mBioeconomy - European and National StrategiesHow European Commission and Members States foster cooperation and major development in value chainsChairman: Christophe RUPP-DAHLEM, President • ACDV - frANCE

● The UK’s Bioeconomy | Merlin GOLDMAN, Lead Technologist, High Value Manufacturing • uK’S iNNoVATioN AGeNCY • iNNoVATe uK - UNITEd KINGdOm

● From strategy into action: case of Finland | Sixten SUNABACKA, Strategic Director • MiNiSTRY oF eMPloYMeNT AND The eCoNoMY - fINLANd

● Italian example of bioeconomy development: third-generation biorefineries | Catia BASTIOLI, CEO • NoVAMoNT - ITALy

● EU perspective - The Commission’s view | Gwenole COZIGOU, Directorate General Enterprise & Industry, Director, Directorate F Resources based, Manufacturing

and Consumer goods industries • euRoPeAN CoMMiSSioN - EUrOpE

3.30 p.m. - 3.50 p.m. Agrobiobase Award Ceremony

3.50 p.m. - 5.00 p.m.Bioeconomy - CEO’s ROUNDTABLE How bio-based solutions are integrated in the growth strategy of companies Chairman: Bill HINCHBERGER, International Journalist and Communications Consultant

● Bernardo GRADIN, President • GRANBio - BRAZil ● John PERSENDA, CEO • SPheRe - frANCE● Dr Carsten SIEDEN, Senior Vice President, Fine Chemicals & Biocatalysis Research • BASF - GErmANy ● Tom VAN AKEN, CEO • AVANTiuM - ThE NEThErLANds

5.00 p.m. - 5.15 p.m. Closing speech

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GLOBAL CONTEXTImprOvING pLANT-BAsEd ChEmIsTry pErfOrmANCE

April 8th

11.15 a.m.-

12.45 p.m.

1 - Plant-based Chemistry as a contribution to Sustainable Chemistry Chairman: Ward MOSMULLER, Director Public Affairs • DSM - ThE NEThErLANds

● Bio-based resources, an opportunity for sustainable chemistry | Speaker to be announced • SuSCheM eTP - EUrOpE

● Mass balance- an innovative approach for the use of biomass in chemical industry | Andreas KICHERER, Sustainability Strategy • BASF - GErmANy

● Locally Grown Plastics, utilization of cellulosic feedstock | Ylwa ALWARSDOTTER, Executive Vice President • SeKAB BioFuelS & CheMiCAlS - sWEdEN

● Epicerol(R) a new path for Sustainable Chemistry | Thibaud CAULIER, GBU Emerging Biochemicals Senior Marketing Manager • SolVAY - BELGIUm

April 8th

2.15 p.m.-

3.45 p.m.

2 - Biomass as the cornerstone of bioeconomy - questions of availability, supply, efficient use and sustainability

Chairman: Speaker to be announced • COpA COGECA - EUrOpE

● Biomass availability as a raw material for chemicals | Hugues DE CHERISEY, Consultant - frANCE

● Biorefineries; the crossroads to food, bio chemical products and bio energy | Anne WAGNER, R&D Director • TeReoS - frANCE

● The sustainable supply of the European starch industry | Juliette JACQUES, Deputy Managing Director • STARCh euRoPe - BELGIUm

GLOBAL CONTEXTImprOvING pLANT-BAsEd ChEmIsTry pErfOrmANCE

April 9th

10.45 a.m. -

12.15 p.m.

3 - Sustainability evaluation and achievementsChairman: Isabelle SPIEGEL, Director • PwC - frANCE

● Circular Economy: End-of-life Biobased Materials’ Recovery | Virginie LE RAVALEC, Ingénieur Bioressources • ADeMe - frANCE

● Practical recommandations for environmental assessment (LCA) of bio-based chemicals | Samuel CAUSSE, Chemistry and Biobased Resources Manager • eVeA - frANCE

● Life cycle assessment as a tool for guiding biorefinery design towards more sustainable solutions: The case of FP7 EuroBioRef | Arnaud DAURIAT, Project Manager • QuANTiS - SwiTZeRlAND

April 9th

1.45 p.m. -

3.15 p.m.

4 - Financing the emerging bio-based chemical industryChairman: Denis LUCQUIN, Managing Partner • SoFiNNoVA PARTNeRS - frANCE

● Financing from start to first commercial plant | Denis LUCQUIN, Managing Partner • SoFiNNoVA PARTNeRS - frANCE

● Growth and international financing for renewable chemistry | Mario PORTELA, Partner • TPG - UsA

● How to go public and the role of public market in the financing of the renewable chemistry start-ups | Martijn HOOGERWERF, Head of Resource Efficiency & Cleantech • KeMPeN - ThE NEThErLANds

● Role of BPI France as a financial partner of the Bio Based chemical start-ups: | Patricia TOURNE, Responsable Sectorielle Innovation Ecotechnologies & Nathalie TRANNOIS,

Chargée d’affaires Innovation Internationale • BPi - frANCE

KEy mOLECULEs ANd mATErIALs

April 8th

11.15 a.m.-

12.45 p.m.

5 - New chemicals from carbohydrateChairman: Wim SOETAERT, Professor industrial biotechnology, Director of Centre of Expertise for Industrial Biotechnology and Biocatalysis (InBio.be) • GheNT uNiVeRSiTY, fACULTy Of BIOsCIENCE ENGINEErING - BELGIUm

● Biorizon is scaling up technology for bio-based aromatics | Joop GROEN, Senior Manager New Business Development • TNo - ThE NEThErLANds

● Novel biocatalysts for the production of glycosides | Muriel DEWILDE, Business development manager • Bio BASe euRoPe PiloT PlANT - BELGIUm

● A novel host strain for industrial production of innovative bio-based molecules | Emmanuel PETIOT, CEO • DeiNoVe - frANCE

● Enabling accelerated market growth for bio-based succinic acid | Marcel LUBBEN, President • ReVeRDiA - ThE NEThErLANds

April 8th

2.15 p.m.-

3.45 p.m.

6 - New chemicals from vegetable oils Chairman: Jean-François ROUS, Directeur Innovation • SoFiPRoTeol - frANCE

● Development of camelina as a high value petroleum substitute in the production of polymers and lubricants | Jack GRUSHCOW, CEO and Founder • liNNAeuS PlANT SCieNCeS iNC. - CANAdA

● OLERIS® 2-OCTANOL: a plant-based product with promising future | Perrine BABIN, Market Developer • ARKeMA - frANCE

● Matrìca: an integrated biorefinery for new innovative and sustainable chemicals | Marco PECCHIARI, Business development Manager • MATRiCA SPA & Stefano FACCO, New Business Development Director

• NoVAMoNT - ITALy ● Effective bio-based innovations for the chemical industry

| Kevin BOZEC, Marketing Coordinator • CRoDA - frANCE

KEy mOLECULEs ANd mATErIALs

April 9th

10.45 a.m. -

12.15 p.m.

7 - Affordable building blocks for biomaterialsChairman: Hasso VON POGRELL, Managing Director • euRoPeAN BioPlASTiCS - EUrOpE

● Brand value and partnerships driving the biochemical value chain | Katja SALMENKIVI, Principal, Global Head of Chemicals and Biomaterials • PöYRY MANAGeMeNT CoNSulTiNG - fINLANd

● Corbion: Developing a Biobased Portfolio | FLORIS BUIJZEN, Market Development Manager - New Business Ventures

• CoRBioN PuRAC - ThE NEThErLANds ● Commercialization of an affordable plant based diol

| Franck THUMEREL, Performance Plastics Market Unit, Business Development & Marketing Manager • RoQueTTe - frANCE

April 9th

1.45 p.m. -

3.15 p.m.

8 - Affordable building blocks for biomaterials● The Latest Developments on Biobased Research in Brazil, Special Emphasis on Sugarcane

| Maria Teresa Borges Pimenta, Senior Scientist • CTBe - BRAZil● Sustainable bio-based building blocks - making the economics work

| Speaker to be announced • DuPoNT - UsA● Platform chemical 5-HMF - an affordable building block for bio-materials

| Thomas M. KLÄUSLI, Chief Marketing Officer • AVA BioCheM - SwiTZeRlAND

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prOCEss INNOvATION

April 8th

11.15 a.m.-

12.45 p.m.

9 - Global engineering Chairman: Jean-François YOT, Directeur Général • eKiuM GRouP - frANCE

● Lignocellulosic biorefinery for the production of cellulose and green surface active agents| Christine CHIRAT, Associate Professor, Head of the Biorefinery: chemistry and ecoprocesses research group

• GReNoBle iNP - PAGoRA - frANCE● From lab scale to demo plant and industrial scale, an integrated approach for white biotechnology process development

| Anthony BRESIN, Chief scientific Officer • ARD (AGrO-INdUsTrIE rEChErChEs ET dEvELOppEmENTs) - frANCE

● Cellulosic sugars as substrate for the fermentation industry, still a technological & technical challenge!| Wolfgang RANFFT DR.-ING, Business Development Manager bio-based chemicals

and bio-commodities • De SMeT eNGiNeeRS & CoNTRACToRS - BELGIUm● Separation and purification, the missing link between biomass deconstruction and commercial product

| Vincent Gavroy, Sales Manager • NoVASeP - frANCE

April 8th

2.15 p.m.-

3.45 p.m.

10 - Lignocellulosic processes from pilot to fl agshipChairman: Christophe Lugel, International Affairs Manager • iAR - frANCE

● Industrialization of Plant based chemistry’s Innovation: the French panorama| Christophe Luguel, International Affairs Manager • iAR - frANCE

● The optimized bio-refinery: optimal leveraging of all the components of the biomass to provide the bioeconomy with intermediates matching cost and quality requirements| Gilles AMSALLEM, CEO • BioMÉThoDeS - frANCE

● BIOLIGNIN™: the key element of lignocellulosic biorefining| Michel DELMAS, Professor • uNiVeRSiTY oF ToulouSe, Founder and scientific advisor • CiMV - frANCE

● Futurol technology: simple and integrated cellulosic ethanol production technology| Frédéric MARTEL, General Manager • PRoCeThol 2G - frANCE

● Valorisation of lignocellulosic biomass: liquefaction process in supercritical organic solvents| Nadine ESSAYEM, Directeur de Recherche • CNRS - frANCE

prOCEss INNOvATION

April 9th

10.45 a.m. -

12.15 p.m.

11 - Public private partnership to speed-up industrializationChairman: Yvan FAUCHEUX, Directeur de programme Energie, économie circulaire • CoMMiSSARiAT GÉNÉRAl À L’INvEsTIssEmENT (sErvICEs dU prEmIEr mINIsTrE) - frANCE● IFMAS overview and example – innovative materials from biomass

| Jean-Marc CORPART, Chairman • iFMAS & Nicolas SZYDLOWSKI, Research Engineer • uNiVeRSiTY Of LILLE - frANCE

● The oilseed biorefinery of the future : from biomass to chemicals| Caroline HILLAIRET, Project Leader • SAS PiVeRT - frANCE

● Open Innovation for factory of the future| Eric LARREY, General Manager • iDeel - frANCE

● TWB: Achievements of an original public private partnership management| Pierre MONSAN, Executive Director • TwB - frANCE

April 9th

1.45 p.m. -

3.15 p.m.

12 - Disruptive process innovationChairman: Chris DOWLE, Director of Biologics • CeNTRe FoR PRoCeSS iNNoVATioN TeeSSiDe uNiVeRSiTY - UNITEd KINGdOm

● Enzyme-assisted aqueous extraction process of plants for the industrial production of biosourced ingredients| Nathalie CLAISSE, R&D Manager • Biolie - frANCE

● Extraction of polyphenols through biomass extrusion production| Cédric DEVER, Directeur Scientifique & Commercial • VAlAGRo CARBoNe ReNouVelABle - frANCE

● The Plant Milking® technology offers an original and industrial-scale source of active compounds of plant origin for cosmetics, medicinal and agrochemical applications| Jean-François GINGLINGER, Scientific Coordinator Bioprolor 2 • PlANT ADVANCeD

TEChNOLOGIEs - frANCE ● Sugary juice extraction using Pulse Electric Fields technology

| Audrey DARRASPEN, Expertise & Development Director • MAGuiN - frANCE

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April 8th

11.15 a.m.-

12.45 p.m.

13 - ConstructionChairman: Blaise DUPRE, CEO • CoDeM-le BATlAB® - frANCE

● New bio-based thermoplastic elastomers for durable application in building construction materials | Rémi PERRIN, R&D Director • SoPReMA - frANCE

● Jean-Michel Grosselin, Strategy and Innovation Director • PAVATeX - SwiTZeRlAND ● Frédéric LOUP, Responsable du Département Liants, Polymères et Procédés • eiFFAGe TRAVAuX PuBliCS

- frANCE (to be confirmed)

April 8th

2.15 p.m.-

3.45 p.m.

14 - Coatings and Solvents● High-performances bio-based alkyd resins from renewable resources like bio succinic acid

| Olivier CHOULET, CEO • eCoAT & Florent NICOLAS, Business Development Manager • BioAMBeR - frANCE

● EU PEF - Future direction for assessing and communicating Environmental Footprint of Products | Bas OVERZIER, Sustainability Manager • PPG ARChiTeCTuRAl CoATiNGS eMeA - ThE NEThErLANds

● Environmentally friendly alternative to precision degraseing - cleaning agents based on renewable materials | Laurent LEVASSEUR, R&D Manager • iNVeNTeC PeRFoRMANCe CheMiCAlS - frANCE

● Biobased and performance resins for decorative coatings | Henri PLANEIX, R&D Director • MäDeR & Patrick FUERTES, Director - Biohub Program

• RoQueTTe - frANCE

mArKET sECTOrs

April 9th

10.45 a.m. -

12.15 p.m.

15 - Home and Personal care● Natural substitution of polyethylene-peeling beads or scrubs by cellulose

| Stéphane LAURENT, Personal Care Market Manager • J. ReTTeNMAieR & SöhNe FRANCe (JRS) - frANCE ● The ethic of Greentech for a bio-economy

| Dojeanny LENG, Key Account Manager • GReeNTeCh - frANCE● Metabolite profiling of natural cosmetics ingredients

| Romain Reynaud, Head of R&D • SoliANCe - frANCE

April 9th

1.45 p.m. -

3.15 p.m.

16 - PackagingChairman: Françoise GERARDI, General Manager • eliPSo

● NatureWorks: new packaging developments with Ingeo™ | Flavio DI MARCOTULLIO, Commercial Business Development Manager • NATuRewoRKS - UsA

● Takehiko BANDO, Director of Strategy and Planning • PTT MCC - ThAILANd ● Biosourced Thermoplastic from Cellulose Acetate for New Applications

| Louis COZZARI, Business Development Manager • SolVAY - frANCE

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Tuesday April 8 th: 8.30am - 5.30pmWednesday April 9 th: 8.30am - 5.30pmThursday April 10 th: 7.00am - 5.00pm(Industrial sites visits)

LOCATIONLille Grand Palais1, Boulevard des Cites-Unies59777 EURALILLE

By pLANE

The Lille-Lesquin International Airport is located 10 km from Lille city centre. Shuttle service from the airport to the city centre (bus stop sign « Liaison aéroport » outside the Euralille shopping center) is available. Length of ride: 20mn.

By TrAIN

Stop at Lille Flandres: TER regional trains and direct TGV service to Paris.Stop at Lille Europe: Direct Eurostar service to London and Brussels, direct TGV service to Roissy Airport, Paris and major French cities.

By mETrO

• Line 2: Lomme Saint Philibert (Hospital) <> Tourcoing CH Dron (Hospital) Stop at Lille Grand Palais

By TrAm/BUs

• Tramway R: Roubaix Europtéléort <> Gare Lille Flandres• Tramway T: Tourcoing centre <> Gare Lille FlandresStation Gare Lille Flandres

More information about public transports: www.transpole.fr

By CAr

• A1 from Paris (220 km)• A22 / E17 from Ghent (75 km), Antwerp (125 km) and

Amsterdam (290 km)• A23 from Valenciennes (53 km)• A25 from Dunkerque (80 km) and the A26 from Calais (110 km)• A27 / E42 from Brussels (110 km)

CAr pArKs

6000 parking spaces under 10 min walking distance from Lille Grand Palais.

TWO OrGANIsErs AT ThE vEry hEArT Of ThE sECTOr

On the one hand, the ACDV, the French Association for Plant-Based Chemistry is driving the content and mobilizing its network for the success of the event.

On the other hand, as leading editing group in the industry’s markets (L’Usine Nou-velle, Formule Verte, Info chimie…), Infopro Digital has strong assets with its exper-tise and knowledge in downstream markets. The Plant Based Summit organisers’ strong position in the industrial landscape is key to allow the whole plant-based che-mistry value chain to be gathered again: agro-industrials, chemical intermediates, chemists, end-users… With a long-term approach and proven track records, both organisers secure the creation of a high-quality program to shape the future for the bio-based business.

The ACDV gathers about fi fty major French industrial actors of agroresources, chemistry and downstream industries that invest for the long-term development of bio-based chemistry.

Spearheading the association in Europe, the ACDV is:

● representing and promoting the bioeconomyThe Association drafts a serie of common positions and arguments, aimed at players in the bio-based chemical industry, the French and European authorities, the media and NGOs, so as to build an appropriate framework for the development of bio-based chemical intermediates and materials.

● Identifying major challenges facing the industryThis involves guiding the industry towards promising areas for their R&D efforts, and to promote innovation, particularly in the fi eld of industrial biotechnology, using demons-trations of future integrated biorefi neries.

● Intelligence on economic and technical feasibilityThis involves continuous investigations to evaluate current technological and eco-nomic trends in the bio-based chemical sector worldwide. The Association has also published a study dealing with the availability and mobilization of biomass for bio-based chemistry.

● Embarking the downstream value chainTo discuss various paths of action and development strategies for different market sectors (e.g. construction, personal care, transport, and packaging).

● standardizationThis involves the contribution to standardization of bio-based products on diverse to-pics such as terminology, bio-based content, sustainability and communication, as well as the elaboration of methodological guides about life cycle analysis.

InfoPro Digital is a leading BtoB information specialist in France. The group publishes several reference magazines read by 1.5 mil-

lion regular readers: Formule Verte, Info Chimie, Industrie Pharma, L’Usine Nouvelle, Emballages Magazine, Le Moniteur… The group also publishes several dozens of professional directories and reference guides…More than 200 shows addressing a wide range of sectors are organized each year: the automotive, aeronautics, coating, chemical, packaging industries…and thus gathering key industrial end-users for the bio-based market.

More details on practical information and conferences:

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