Rapid AI-driven reformulation

Replacing PFAS in food packaging with bio-based ingredients

24

April

  • 3PM London / 10AM New York
  • Free

Why attend?

Food retailers are demanding a phasing out of the use of PFAS in food packaging. Consumers are valuing sustainable products. Food and packaging companies need to rapidly reformulate packaging solutions using bio-based ingredients.

This webinar will give an example of how Citrine Informatic’s AI platform is used by CPG, Chemical and Packaging companies to substitute problem ingredients in 50-80% less time than conventional trial and error methods. Citrine has been working in this space for 10 years and has built up both the technical expertise and the change management experience to guide companies on their digital transition.

Attendees will:

  • Understand how AI can get your product to market faster
  • See how to more confidently formulate with new ingredients
  • Ask questions directly to experts in the field

Register now to secure your spot and ensure you stay at the forefront of food packaging.

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Hannah Melia
Product Strategy and Marketing Consultant

Hannah Melia works for Citrine as a Product Management Consultant. She has been working in Materials, Chemicals and CPG software for 15 years and has a degree in Materials Science from the University of Cambridge.

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Dr. Mark Sullivan 
Senior Solutions Engineer

Prior to joining Citrine Informatics as a Senior Solutions Engineer, Dr. Mark Sullivan spent four years with Dow's Reaction Engineering group within the Core R&D function, where he worked on both experimental and modeling projects that centered around design, scale-up, and optimization of novel catalytic systems. After studying chemical engineering as an undergraduate at the University of Notre Dame, Mark received his PhD studying the fundamentals of transition metal carbide catalyst systems at the University of Minnesota – Twin Cities under the tutelage of Professor Aditya Bhan, and spent two years as a postdoc working with Professor Yuriy Roman studying zeolite catalysis and electrochemical systems.

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