Enercare Centre, TORONTO
Plastics are ending up in landfills, being burned and leaking into the environment. The circular economy approach for plastics endeavours to keep plastic items within a system in order to benefit the economy, society and the environment. This presentation will outline the challenges involved and how companies are approaching this effort by innovations in materials, packaging design and technologies.
Carol Zweep has been with NSF International since October 2002. She manages NSF’s supplier management programs. She has been responsible for the Product and Process Innovation and Regulatory Affairs departments. Carol has taught courses, judged competitions, and written articles on packaging for trade magazines.
Prior to joining NSF International, Carol worked for sixteen years at Amcor Rigid Packaging, where she held a variety of positions ranging from managing a quality department to setting up the company’s technical center to research and development. Carol holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Biochemistry from Queens University and a Master of Science degree from McMaster University. Carol is also a Certified Packaging Professional (CPP) through the Institute of Packaging Professionals (IoPP).
Circular Economy for Plastics: Meeting the Challenge with Innovation
