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== Petcore Europe ==
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Petcore Europe is a Brussels-based non-profit European trade association. Petcore was founded in 1993 to promote the collection, sorting and recycling of post-consumer PET bottles. It networks with national collection agencies, governments, and the recycling industry. Used PET, or polyethylene terphthalate bottles are light-weight but once collected, sorted and pressed into bales, they become a valuable feedstock for a range of products. End markets for recycled PET include polyester fibre, sheet, strapping, and new bottles. The focus of Petcore  Europelies on ensuring the sustainable growth of post-consumer PET collection and recycling and that PET is positioned as a sustainable packaging material.  
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= Company Profile =
=== Petcore Europe ===
Petcore Europe is a Brussels-based non-profit European trade association. Petcore was founded in 1993 to promote the collection, sorting and [[PET bottle recycling|recycling of post-consumer PET bottles]]. It networks with national collection agencies, governments, and the recycling industry. Used PET, or polyethylene terphthalate bottles are light-weight but once collected, sorted and pressed into bales, they become a valuable feedstock for a range of products. End markets for recycled PET include polyester fibre, sheet, strapping, and new bottles. The focus of Petcore  Europelies on ensuring the sustainable growth of post-consumer PET collection and recycling and that PET is positioned as a sustainable packaging material.  


=== Structure ===
Executive Director: ''Christian Crépet''
President: '' Mark Kenrick''
=== Board of Director ===
* For the PET resin producers association:
** Paola Arlotti (Equipolymers) representing CPME – President
** Santiago Rotstein (Plastiverd) representing CPME
** Stephen Short (Indorama) representing CPME


=== Structure ===
* For the PET converter associations:
Executive Director: ''Patrick Peuch''
** Raphael Jaumotte (Plastipak) representing EuPC – Treasurer
** Marc De Voogd (Alpla) representing Forum PET Europe
** Joachim Eckstein representing EuPET


President: Mark Kenrick
* For the PET recyclers association:
** Casper van den Dungen (Poly Recycling) representing PRE – Vice President
** Herbert Snell (MultiPet) representing PRE


Board of Directors: (represented by business leaders in the European PET value chain)
* For the member companies:
''Mark Kenrick'' (Lotte Chemical), ''Roberto Bertaggia'' (M&G), ''Carlos Molina'' (CEPSA) all representing CPME, ''Mathieu Haels'' (Plastipak) for EuPC, ''Marc De Voogd'' (Alpla) for Forum PET Europe, ''Joachim Eckstein'' for EuPET, ''Casper Van Den Dungen'' (PolyRecycling) and ''Christian-Yves Crépet'' (Sorepla) for PRE (Plastics Recyclers in Europe), ''Christoph Wöss'' (Erema), Ian Appleyard (ColorMatrix), Marcel de Botton (Logoplaste) and Patrick Peuch (Petcore Europe).
** Francoise Poulat – Danone
** Christoph Wöss – Erema
** Carsten Heldmann – Klöckner Pentaplast
** Zach Crawford – PolyOne / ColorMatrix
** Gian de Belder – P&G
** Christine Leveque – Suez
* Honorary / founding member:
** Marcel de Botton – Logoplaste


The Board elects the Petcore Europe Chairman, Vice-chairman and Treasurer from among its members.
The Board elects the Petcore Europe Chairman, Vice-chairman and Treasurer from among its members.
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Petcore Europe is staffed by a legal, communication and financial team lead by the Executive Director, supported by the Technical Committee Chair, who take care of the daily work of the association.
Petcore Europe is staffed by a legal, communication and financial team lead by the Executive Director, supported by the Technical Committee Chair, who take care of the daily work of the association.


=== Events ===
=== Events ===
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| Avery Dennison || Labelling and Packaging Solutions
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| BASF || Chemicals, plastics, performance products
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| [[Starlinger]]  || Recycling Technology
| BP || Oil and gas company
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| [[Repi]] || Additive Supplier
| [[CCL]] || Labelling
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| Tomra  || Sorting Systems for Recycling
| Carbios || Green Chemistry
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| Faerch  || Converter / Food Packaging
| Citeo || Eco-Emballage
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| Montello  || Recycler
| [[Clariant]] || Material
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| P & G  || Converter
| Coca Cola || Beverage company
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| Colormatrix  || Additive Supplier
| Coexpan || PET and PS sheet extrusion
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| [[Sorema]] || Recycling Technology
| [[PolyOne]] || Material
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| EuPC  || Association / PET converters
| CPME || Trade Association
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| Coexpan  || Recycling Technology
| Danone || Food company
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| Forum PET Europe  || Association
| DOW || Material
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| CPME  || Recycling Technology
| DuPont Teijin Films || PET and PEN polyester films
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| MGC  || Recycling Technology
| Eastman || Sspecialty chemical company
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| [[Sesotec]] || Recycling Technology  
| [[Erema]] || Recycling Technology  
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| BP  || Petrochemicals
| EuPET || Association of unoriented Polyester Films
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| Klöckner Pentaplst  || Recycling Technology
| EuPC || Trade Association
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| Plastics Recyclers Europe  || Association   
| Plastics Recyclers Europe  || Association   
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| [[Polymetrix]]  || Recycling Technology
| Evertis || PET film extrusion
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| Faerch Plast || Packaging
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| MAG Group ||
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| [[Forum PET Europe]] || Association
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| Fuji Seal || Packaging
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| [[Graham Packaging Europe]] || Packaging
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| Henkel || 
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| [[Holland Colours]] || Material
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| Hordijk Verpakkingen || Packaging
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| Klöckner Pentaplast Group || Packaging
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| [[Husky]] || Injection molding equipment
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| Logoplaste || Packaging
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| L‘Oréal || Beauty company
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| Laiterie de Saint Denis de l'Hôtel || Beverages
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| [[Mossi Ghisolfi]] || Material
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| MCBride || Personal care products
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| MGC || Chemicals
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| Montello || Recycling
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| [[NGR]] || Recycling
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| Pellenc ST || Sorting Equipment
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| [[Penn Color International B.V.]] || Material
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| [[Plastipak]] || Packaging
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| [[Polymetrix]] || Industrial plants
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| Procter & Gamble || Consumer products
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| [[Repi]] || Colours and additives
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| Sealed Air || Packaging
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| [[Sesotec]] || Inspection
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| UPM Raflatac  || Recycling Technology
| [[Sidel]] || Packaging
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| EuPET || Association for manufacturers of A-PET films
| [[Sipa]] || PET containers
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| Sleever || Labelling
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| [[Sorema]] || Recycling machines
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| Spadel || Beverages
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| [[Starlinger]] || Recycling machines
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| Suez || Resource management
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| [[Sukano]] || Additive and colour masterbatches
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| Tomra || Sorting systems for recycling
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| UPM Raflatac || Labelling
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=== Related articles ===
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|2024|11|28|Promoting innovation, circularity & growth across the PET value chain|
|2024|03|45|Challenging times|
|2024|01|8|Petcore Europe – Annual Conference 2024|
|2023|11|28|Waving the flag for PET innovation and circularity|
|2023|10|8|New Innovation Summit at Petcore 2024 Annual Conference|
|2023|04|44|Petcore Europe Annual Conference 2023 - Part 2|
|2023|03|43|Petcore Europe Annual Conference 2023 - Part 1|
|2023|01|8|Petcore Executive Director Christian Crépet to assume an Ambassador role and becomes a honorary member of the board|
|2022|09|66|Petcore Europe annual conference 2022 - Part 1|
|2022|01|7|Petcore Europe annual conference postponed until June due to pandemic|
|2021|11|41|2021 PET Chemical Recycling: Depolymerization Forum|
|2021|05|6|The Petcore Europe Conference 2021|
|2020|04|33|Chinaplas, coronavirus and the supply chains|
|2020|02|7|Petcore Europe Conference 2020 focused on sustainability|
|2019|04|22|EU Plastics Strategy 2.0|
|2019|03|06|Temporary endorsement for perforated sleeves on HPC PET bottles|
|2017|10|6|Petcore Europe Conference 2018 – strategy for PET in the circular economy|
|2017|05|8|Eight new members joint Petcore Europe|
|2017|04|64|Opportunities and challenges of PET packaging|
|2017|04|6|New Executive Director at Petcore Europe appointed|
|2016|12|6|Growth of PET collection and recycling in Europa|
|2016|11|9|PET 2020 – The future of the PET industry|
|2016|05|8|PETcore Europe Conference|
|2016|01|9|All about PET|
<!--|2015|05|20|Petcore Europe: Brussels workshop shows best practice in PET thermoform recycling|
|2015|04|8|Klöckner Pentaplast, Starlinger and P & G join Petcore Europe|
|2014|10|10|Petcore Europe announces PET recycling figures|
|2014|09|6|PET Network day|
|2014|01|14|PET Network Day: What stops us improving?|
|2013|09|9|Europe Pet bottle recycling 2012|
|2013|07|9|New director for Petcore|
|2012|09|7|PET collection rates up|
|2011|10|16|Bigger bales|
|2011|01|6|PlatID to develop detection and seperation in recycle stream|
|2010|10|8|European PET bottle collection increases by more than 8%|
|2010|06|8|Litter – old and new|
|2010|05|8|Biodegradation – what‘s in a word?|
|2010|04|8|Uses for recycled PET|
|2010|01|8|All you need to know about PET -  and where to find it|
|2009|06|9|Recycled PET in food contact applications|
|2009|05|8|PET fights back|
|2009|02|6|Petcore in 2009|
|2009|02|8|European PET botte platform|
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