The event’s days were filled with engaging sessions, where key topics for Europe’s industrial future were addressed, including industrial competitiveness and the Clean Industrial Deal. These discussions highlighted the importance of innovation and collaboration in tackling the region’s most pressing challenges.
The Plastice project was represented by Elsa Cousin from POLYMERIS at the P4Planet booth, where innovative solutions developed within the plastics sector were presented and discussed. These solutions are designed to improve sustainability and competitiveness in Europe’s plastics industry, reinforcing the project’s commitment to driving environmental change.
Plastice’s participation in EUIndTech 2025 highlights its dedication to addressing environmental challenges through technological innovation and collaboration between research, industry, and policymakers. The project is helping to shape a more sustainable and competitive industrial landscape in Europe.
The event also featured the EuroNanoForum, bringing together key stakeholders from research organisations, industry, NGOs, and politics, creating an important platform for discussions on advanced technologies, challenges, and future trends in industrial development.
Photo Credits: Elsa Cousin
