Recorded Webinar: Microplastics - What you need to know

Access for £50 plus VAT (Free to Members)

This webinar provides you with an overview of plastic production and use, highlights the impact of microplastics, sources of microplastics, testing for microplastics and microfibres, and covers an action plan for brands and retailers.

Eurofins | BLC Members have FREE access to our recorded technical webinars, hosted on the Thinkific training platform. We encourage all colleagues of member organisations to have their own Thinkific login, if you have not received yours, or forgotten your login details, please email [email protected] and we will register you to the portal. Once logged in you will find all free Members webinars in 'My Dashboard'.

For the full list of free webinars available and other member- only technical resources, simply login to the Members Information Hub www.blcleathertech.com using your corporate membership details.

Non-Eurofins | BLC Members can enroll by clicking the ‘Buy Now’ button at the top of this page. From here you will be asked to register to our online training portal, after which you can make payment by card. If already registered to the portal, please just sign in and you can then make payment. If you would prefer to pay by invoice, please email [email protected] 

The course costs just £50. Once paid you will be enrolled onto the course and have access to its content for 7 days.

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Duration: 50 mins


 

Meet your Presenters

Head of Sustainability Business Development

Peter Hughes

Peter leads the development of Eurofins | BLC Sustainability Services through expanding commercial opportunities, delivering specialist communication support to clients and implementing traceability systems for global supply chains. Peter is also involved with bespoke projects around circularity of leather and other materials, research into emerging material innovations for the sector and measuring the environmental impact of materials. Peter has over fourteen years of experience working in the field of sustainable development with private, public and third sector clients. Peter has previously worked in the food industry specialising in sustainability issues and supply chain mapping of the 'food to go' sector, concentrating on improving environmental and ethical performance. He has also worked with the public sector looking to utilise existing building stock to generate power and use energy more efficiently.

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