emplacementPalais des Congrès, MONTRÉAL
calendrier
Du 15 au 17 mai 2024
Wednesday 15 May - 09:00 - 12:00

Forum - BRAND IMPACT How can you generate more value for your brands in these times of economic, social and environmental pressure?

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How to create value for your brands through the circular economy and optimization of your environmental footprint

As companies with fewer than 100 employees make up the vast majority of food businesses, this panel will discuss important decisions in the use of process and operations technologies in today’s food and beverage industry. As there is an increasing diversity of digital and technical tools to improve your business, it is also essential to consider what is appropriate and relevant for your particular operation at this stage of its development. We’ll be looking to bring you more clarity on how to “time your technology”.

Alex Armstrong

How to create value in times of pressure on consumer budgets thanks to retailers' new shopper marketing platforms

This round table will bring together three opinion leaders from different generations to discuss the future of food innovation. With rapidly changing consumer preferences, technological advances and global challenges such as climate change and food insecurity, SIAL is the ideal place to try and understand how food innovation has evolved and will continue to evolve across different generations. Panelists will share their insights and experiences on how they have seen food innovation evolve over the years, the challenges they have faced and the opportunities they see for the future. The panel will explore topics such as plant-based foods, food waste reduction, food safety, cellular agriculture, packaging and emerging technologies in food production. The audience will gain a better understanding of the changing landscape of the food industry, and how food innovation can be used to tackle some of the world’s most pressing challenges.

Andrew Richard
Anthony Green

Quels sont vos défis pour générer plus de valeur pour vos marques d’ici 2025?

Le surcyclage est un nouveau terme pour un vieux concept consistant à utiliser des sous-produits de la transformation des aliments pour produire de nouveaux ingrédients alimentaires. Il y a des années, on faisait des saucisses avec des restes de viande et des confitures avec des fruits trop mûrs. Aujourd’hui, les consommateurs veulent réduire le gaspillage alimentaire. Les ingrédients surcyclés offrent aux fabricants de produits alimentaires une opportunité innovante de créer des ingrédients et des produits attrayants et souvent nutritifs pour le marché, tout en réduisant les déchets alimentaires et en soutenant une économie circulaire.
o Apprenez des leaders de l’industrie à propos de leurs entreprises de recyclage et comment ils trouvent de nouvelles utilisations pour des ingrédients qui seraient autrement considérés comme des déchets.

Andreas Düss
Annaële Nicobaharaye
Type
Conférence
Langue
Français
Salle
Room 516

Our speakers

Andrew Richard
CTO and Founder, COMET
Alex Armstrong
Cheese Evaluator and Educator at Jasper Hill Farm
Anthony Green
Co-founder, GreenHouse Juices

Andrew Richard

CTO and Founder, COMET

As COMET’s founder and CTO, Andrew brings expertise in process development and commercialization of new technologies, including the company’s patented upcycling technology. Only COMET has the patented upcycling technology needed to extract naturally occurring arabinoxylan fiber and make it available in a proprietary, high purity and cost-effective form. This simple, yet hard to replicate process, uses only steam, water and pressure for extraction.
Andrew is a recognized expert in the field of biomass conversion, pre-treatment, biorefining and biomass based fuels and chemicals, including cellulosic sugars. Andrew has a successful track record of developing and scaling biomass conversion processes and the production of linerboard pulp from ryegrass straw, including converting cellulose derivatives, ethanol and butanol, into transportation fuels.

Alex Armstrong

Cheese Evaluator and Educator at Jasper Hill Farm

Alex Armstrong is a certified cheese professional and sensory evaluator from the United States. His journey in cheese began working as an apprentice cheesemaker and herdsman at Hickory Knoll Farm in Michigan where he learned to make cheese and care for a herd of 200 goats. After a season on the farm, Alex continued to pursue a career in cheese as a Cheesemonger in Chicago at Pastoral Artisan before moving to San Francisco to work for Mission Cheese as an Event Coordinator, Educator and Monger. For the past 4 years, Alex has been a part of the team at Jasper Hill Farm in Greensboro, VT working as a sales associate, affineur, and educator. He now manages the Sensory Evaluation program as well as managing affinage for the soft-ripened and natural rind cheeses made at Jasper Hill Farm.

Anthony Green

Co-founder, GreenHouse Juices
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Conférence
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