Global Food Contact 2012

Coming to Baltimore, MD, on May 15-17 2012 is Global Food Contact 2012, a forum to discuss current and developing food-contact regulations across the world.

Pat Reynolds

Apr 19, 2012

Global Food Contact will once again feature a pre-conference workshop led by industry expert and Packaging World legal columnist Eric Greenberg. The conference itself will be two full days of interactive presentations, lively discussions, and extensive networking opportunities. National regulatory updates from Japan, China, South America, Canada, South East Asia, and Europe will be featured on this year’s agenda, in addition to opening and closing keynote addresses from representatives of the Division of Food Contact Notifications within the FDA, making Global Food Contact the must-attend event in the food contact calendar.
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