As Europe looks to strengthen its open strategic autonomy and accelerate the transition towards a circular economy, paper and fibre-based products offer concrete, renewable, recyclable and low-carbon alternatives to many fossil-based materials and products.
Cepi Bioeconomy LAB will showcase cutting-edge solutions from across Europe, highlighting how wood fibre, wood-based textiles, construction items and technologies for carbon neutrality can help make sustainable and climate-friendly products the new normal.
Opening Cepi Bioeconomy Lab Week, this networking reception will offer a hands-on opportunity to explore how the pulp and paper sector can support circularity, sustainable consumption choices and the transition towards a climate-compatible economy.
The reception will gather around 100 participants, including policymakers, EU institutional representatives, industry leaders and stakeholders from across the bioeconomy value chain, offering an opportunity to network, exchange views and build connections around Europe’s renewable and recyclable future.
