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    BRUSSELS – Global economy and trade, the pandemic & the industry response, and Innovation, sustainability & product stewardship, will all be key topics at September's Outlook conference.

    Billed as the world’s premier nonwovens personal care, hygiene & wipes product conference, this year's event will take place online following the impact of the coronavirus pandemic.

    Registration for the three day event, which is scheduled for 23 - 25 September, is now open.

    Outlook 2020 will feature a daily 3-hour webinar offering exclusive and insightful content to help businesses cope with the post-Covid era and evaluate its new perspectives in these changing times.

    The programme includes the following sessions:

    • 23 September: Global Economy and Trade: scenarios for 2020 - 22
    • 24 September: Pandemic & Nonwovens industry response: Challenges turned into opportunities - A resilient and recession-proof industry?
    • 25 September: Innovation, Sustainability and Product Stewardship: same answers in a changing market environment?

    “This new format of Outlook will obviously take stock of what observers have noticed as a major impact of the pandemic on the health - and personal care nonwovens supply chain, namely, a renewed focus on medical products, which could presage to some extent a relocation of a dedicated supply chain in EMEA,” said Pierre Wiertz, General Manager of EDANA. “We are looking forward to sharing expertise and unique information with our Outlook participants.”

    Registrations are now open for this conference with a special package for companies registering for both Outlook 2020 and Outlook 2021, taking place in Lisbon on 21-23 April 2021.

    All information can be found here: https://www.edana.org/events/outlook/outlook-europe

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