Turning the Dial 2024
Join Turning the Dial on 30 May 2024, at Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre, and be part of the ongoing effort to strengthen the sustainability credentials of WA’s food and beverage manufacturing sector.
- Puchase your Delegate Pass today here.
- Check out the Agenda and Speakers' details here.
- Businesses servicing the food and beverage industry in areas of sustainable packaging, food waste solutions and circular economy solutions are invited to contact AFTevents@dpird.wa.gov.au to register interest for the exhibition space.
Event Highlights
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Keynote Presentations: Gain insights from over 20 thought leaders, including the esteemed Josh Byrne as our Master of Ceremonies and Tristan Kitchener delivering the ESG keynote, setting the stage for transformative discussions.
- Three Key Topics, One Comprehensive Event:
- ESG Principles: Explore the essential role of Environmental, Social, and Governance factors in shaping the industry's future.
- Sustainable Packaging: Dive into cutting-edge innovations, materials, and design practices to reduce environmental impact.
- Food Waste Reduction: Discover effective strategies to minimise waste throughout the supply chain and turn challenges into opportunities.
- Breakout Workshops: Delve into one of five interactive sessions, applying your newfound knowledge to real-world scenarios and leaving with actionable takeaways for immediate implementation.
- Exhibition Display: Engage with local businesses showcasing the latest innovations, technologies, and sustainable solutions that are reshaping the industry landscape.
- Networking Sundowner: Conclude your day by connecting with like-minded professionals, forging collaborations, and sharing insights in a relaxed setting.
Why Attend as a Delegate?
Turning the Dial 2024 is more than an event; it's a transformative journey towards a sustainable, innovative, and resilient future for food and beverage manufacturing. As a delegate, you'll:
- Gain Strategic Insights: Stay ahead of industry trends with comprehensive discussions on ESG, sustainable packaging, and waste reduction.
- Network with Experts: Connect with over 20 leading experts and establish valuable connections within the sector.
- Apply Knowledge: Participate in hands-on workshops, translating insights into actionable strategies for immediate impact.
- Discover Innovations: Explore the exhibition display to witness cutting-edge technologies and solutions from local businesses.
Join us on 30 May 2024, at the Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre. Secure your delegate pass today and be part of the movement shaping the future of food and beverage manufacturing!
Turning the Dial 2023
Hosted by DPIRD and sponsored by Curtin University, the inaugural 2-day industry event was held on 27-28 February 2023 at Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre
Find out more about this event in the program which includes links to the recorded sessions from the plenary room.
Speakers
Meet our fantastic lineup of speakers and presenters from the event. Read about them here and find out what their tips were.
Exhibitors
We had 15 fantastic businesses joining us to exhibit over the two days. Find their details to collaborate and connect here.
Hear how they are championing sustainability and innovation within their business here.
Resources
Day One
- Karen Monaghan - Making ESG easy, together
- Sam Oakden - Food and beverage waste, a national perspective
- Francesca Goodman-Smith - Transforming food and beverage waste
- Nerida Kelton - The role packaging plays in minimising food waste
- Janet Howieson and Francesca Goodman-Smith - Food and beverage waste transformation - what's happening within WA and how to become involved
- Brett Henderson and Mark Mitchell - National launch of the Cold Chain Benchmarking tool
Day Two
- Professor Duncan McFarlane - The link between low-cost digitisation in SME manufacturing and improving sustainability
- Huia Adkins - Circular Economy thinking for SME's
- Mark Field - Your customers are demanding that your business be sustainable
- Nerida Kelton - Sustainable packaging - Best practices
Workshops
Barbara Albert - Net Zero and ESG Strategies
- This document was used during the Net Zero and ESG Strategies workshop.
- Nerida Kelton and Ralph Moyle - Design Principles for Sustainable Packaging
- Janet Howieson - WA Food waste management
- Mark Mitchell and Adam Wade - Benchmarking your Cold Chain
- Min Teah - Communicating sustainability through brand and packaging
