11-13 Nov, 2026
Jakarta, INDONESIA

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Site Visit to PT Amandina Bumi Nusantara

Optional & Separately Bookable Site Visit (11 November 2026, 07:15 – 14:00 hrs.)

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PT Amandina Bumi Nusantara

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Time

Programme

07:15

Assemble at the hotel lobby

07:30 Depart for collection centre
09:00

Visit to the collection centre

10:00

Depart for PT Amandina Bumi Nusantara

11:30

Guided site visit at PT Amandina Bumi Nusantara’s food-grade rPET recycling facility

13:00

Lunch hosted at PT Amandina Bumi Nusantara

14:00

Return transfer to hotel

08:00

Registration

09:00

Chairman’s Welcoming Remark

09:10

Opening Keynote - Indonesia's Packaging EPR Roadmap: Strengthening Producer Responsibility to Build a Circular Plastics Economy

Agus Rusly, Director of Waste Reduction & Circular Economy Devt

Ministry of Environment and Forestry

09:30

Preparing for Indonesia’s Transition Towards Mandatory EPR

Dhedy Adi Nugroho, Director of Public Affairs, Communications and Sustainability (PACS

Coca-Cola Europacific Partners Indonesia (CCEP Indonesia)

Karyanto Wibowo, Head of Sustainability

Danone Indonesia

How Grab Indonesia, supported by Bestari and WRI Indonesia is developing and piloting the sustainable packaging playbook. 

Bunga Karnisa Goib, Senior Lead for Marine Plastic Pollution & Circular Economy Partnership

World Resources Institute (WRI) Indonesia

10:20

Discussion followed by Morning Coffee

10:50

PET Market Outlook: Margins, Feedstock Economics and Capacity Expansion in an Era of Geopolitical Uncertainty

Richard Foong, Managing Consultant

NexantECA

11:15

Trends shaping Asia's rPET Market in 2026 and its impact on supply and demand fundamentals

• A reflection of rPET prices over the past year and how the Tariff War and the Middle East tensions impact Asia R-Pet demand
• A tug of war: virgin PET vs recycled PET - latest trends and developments   
• Regulatory policies, consumer trends shaping regional trade flows between China, Southeast Asia and India  

Xin Nee Chua, Senior Price Analyst

OPIS, A Dow Jones Company

11:40

Roadmap Towards Plastic Sustainability: Policy Priorities for Zero Single-Use Plastics and Extended Producer Responsibilities

Malaysia

Ms. Wee Ching Yun, Sustainability Sub Committee

Malaysian Plastics Manufacturers Association (MPMA)

Philippines
  • Three Years into EPR
  • Lessons from the Philippines for ASEAN’s Next Phase of Circularity

Marc Cox, Director for Stakeholder Relations

Coca-Cola Europacific Aboitiz Philippines

Vietnam
  • EPR progress & the challenge of polyolefin recycling

Le Anh, Sustainability Director

DUYTAN Recycling

12:20

Recyclass recyclability assessment and certification

  • How RecyClass assesses Packaging for the EU's Recyclability Requirements under PPWR

Paolo Glerean, Chair of the Steering Board

RecyClass

12:45

Discussion followed by Lunch

14:05

Panel Discussion – Can Asia Build a Reliable Circular Packaging System?

Karyanto Wibowo, Head of Sustainability

Danone Indonesia

Dhedy Adi Nugroho, Director of Public Affairs, Communications and Sustainability (PACS

Coca-Cola Europacific Partners Indonesia (CCEP Indonesia)

14:45

Scaling Food-Grade PET Recycling in Indonesia: Challenges, Opportunities and Market Outlook

Alexander Bryan Sutjipto, Commercial Manager

Amandina Bumi Nusantara

15:15

Discussion followed by Tea

16:00

BPA Residues in Recycled PET: Research Insights into Detection, Occurrence and Implications for Food-Grade Recycling

Prof. Marco Zhong, Director, National reference laboratory for food contact material(Guangdong)

IQTC

16:30

Traceability and Certification of Recycled Plastics - Demonstrating Compliance and Building Trust Across Global Supply Chains

  • PPWR requirements on recycled content
  • EU Food contact Regulation on recyclates

Paolo Glerean, Chair of the Steering Board

RecyClass

17:00

Discussion. End of Day 2

09:00

Chairman’s Introduction

09:05

Japan's New Food-Contact Recycled Plastics Framework: Regulatory Requirements and Opportunities for Asia

Eric Gu, Senior Regulatory Counselor / Associate

Keller & Heckman LLP

09:30

Scaling Circular Polyolefins in Indonesia: From Waste Feedstock to High-Value Recycled Materials

Wilson Pandhika, Managing Director

Pan Era Group, Secretary General of Indonesian Plastics Recyclers

09:55

Establishing an integrated circular waste management and polyolefin recycling in Indonesia

Mari Kylmala, Manager, Project STOP and Circular Economy

Borouge

10:20

Discussion. Followed by Morning Coffee

10:50

Unlocking Plastic Circularity in ASEAN: Building the Feedstock Ecosystem for Advanced Recycling

Nicholas Kolesch, Global Feedstock Director

Mura Technology Limited

11:10

Scaling Food-Grade Recycled PP and PE Through Dissolution Recycling

Steven Burns, Chief Commercial Officer

ReVentas

11:35

Unlocking High-Value Circularity for Flexible Polyolefins: Innovations in Recycling Post-Consumer Films into Premium PCR Resin

Varun Karasia, CFO

Lucro

12:00

Panel Discussion - Challenges/ Opportunities in recovering lower value plastics waste feedstock in the Asean region - Case studies from Indonesia

Moderator

Nicholas Kolesch, Global Feedstock Director

Mura Technology Limited

  
Panelists

Alex Chandra, CEO

Recovered Indonesia

Mari Kylmala, Manager, Project STOP and Circular Economy

Borouge

Bahri Beyhan, Head of Social Enterprise

Free The Sea

Adilla Latifa Adisti, Waste Utilization Senior Specialist

Waste4Change

12:40

End of Conference followed by Lunch

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