What impact will the new Urban Wastewater Treatment Directive really have on the pharma and cosmetic industries?
Webinar | 12.05.24, 2:00 PM CET - 3:15 PM CET
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Virtual December 5, 2024
What impact will the new Urban Wastewater Treatment Directive really have on the pharma and cosmetic industries?
Join us for an in-depth discussion led by industry experts and legal professionals as they demystify the complexities of the new Urban Wastewater Treatment Directive (UWWTD) and its impact on the pharmaceutical and cosmetic industries. This comprehensive webinar will cover:
- The background and context of the New UWWTD
- Impact assessments, scientific data and technical information regarding its adoption
- The directive’s scope and core requirements
- Likely impact on pharmaceutical and cosmetic products and supply chains
- Concerns of a chilling effect on growth and competitiveness
- Links to other EU and EEA law and policy aspects, including other EPR schemes
- The Swiss experience: different approaches and different funding models
Discover key insights through this in-depth discussion led by industry experts and legal professionals on the new UWWTD.
Speakers
- Marcus Navin-Jones, Senior Counsel, Crowell & Moring Brussels
- Ilona Kirhensteine, Associate Director - WSP
- Bryan Regan, PSCI - Associate Director Environmental Governance - Novartis
- Athina Giannoutsou, Associate Director of Public Affairs, EFPIA and The Inter-Association Task Force on Pharmaceuticals in the Environment (PiE)
- Carmela Ciarliero, Public Affairs Manager, Cosmetics Europe
Participants
- Luca Prosdocimo, Senior Manager International Trade and Public Affairs, Medicines for Europe
- Luis Rhodes Baiao PharmD, Governmental and Public Affairs Manager, AESGP
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