Sign Up Today For Free For The Upcoming Webinar "GENI: Data Intelligence for PET Food Safety & Circularity".

The PET industry generates substantial testing data on food contact substances, yet with no international standards in place, laboratories operate in silos, using different methods and approaches. The result: no shared picture of what substances are actually present across the value chain, and limited ability to act before regulation requires it.

That is why PETCORE EUROPE launched GENI — the General NIAS Project. The PET industry’s first shared food contact safety intelligence initiative, GENI provides a neutral, centralised hub for interlaboratory testing data, enabling the industry to benchmark testing performance, improve comparability, and build the collective knowledge needed to make better-informed food safety decisions. KÖR provides the digital platform that makes this possible.

Join us to discover what GENI is, how it works, and what role your organisation can play in it.

What we’ll cover:

The initiative: why GENI and why now

What collective monitoring means for the future of PET food safety and circularity, and why isolated testing results are no longer enough.

The platform: from testing data to shared intelligence

A walkthrough of the data infrastructure behind GENI, including a live look at the reporting dashboards participants receive.

The consortium: who is involved and how it works

How GENI brings together the PET value chain, and what collective participation looks like in practice.

Q&A | open floor

30 minutes. Answering all your questions.

Moderated by Raphaël Jaumotte, PETCORE EUROPE

Duration: 90 minutes

Register for free today!

 

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About Petcore Europe

Petcore Europe is the association representing the complete PET value chain in Europe since 1993.

Its mission is to ensure that the entire PET industry is well aligned to enhance its value and sustainable growth, to represent the PET industry before the European institutions and other stakeholders, to ensure that PET is positioned as an outstanding packaging material and recognised as environmentally sound, to support and validate innovative packaging solutions from a recycling perspective, and to work with all interested parties to ensure a continuous increase of PET post-consumer collection and recycling.

PET (PolyEthylene Terephthalate) is a strong but lightweight form of polyester. It is used to make containers for soft drinks, juices, drinks, water, edible oil, fresh food and dairy as well as household cleaners and other non-food applications. PET bottles and food containers, such as sheets and trays are perfectly recyclable while they help to reduce CO2 emissions and food waste.

Contact

Avenue de Broqueville 12 1150 Brussels, Belgium

+32 (0) 2 315 24 88

management@petcore-europe.org

www.petcore-europe.org