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    #EFIB2023 registration is now open: get your ticket today and benefit from the early bird fee

    10/05/2023
    NEWS RELEASE

    EuropaBio invites you to register for the 16th edition of the European Forum for Industrial Biotechnology and the Bioeconomy organized together with local partners HollandBIO and ChemistryNL. On 24-25 October, EFIB brings you to cosmopolitan Rotterdam, at De Doelen ICC, a unique meeting place with a breathtaking view of the city center. 

    500+ professionals from across the value chain, including researchers, policymakers, regulators, SME representatives, and global organisations are expected to meet and discuss advancements in industrial biotechnology and its contribution towards positioning Europe as a global leader in addressing societal and sustainability challenges.

    The two-day programme, includes inspiring plenaries, a start-up pitching hour, and thematic conference sessions ranging from food to sustainable finance and biomaterials – as well as new frontiers like biomanufacturing.

    By participating in EFIB, you will be at the heart of the most relevant current policy and industrial debates in the European industrial biotechnology sector. A unique opportunity to boost your network, meet Europe’s best SMEs, show your innovations to the world and discuss with businesses and decision-makers on the future of the European circular bioeconomy.

    Are you interested in sponsorship opportunities?

    EFIB offers an opportunity for sponsor organisations to achieve key objectives, including sector messaging and advocacy or products and service visibility. For more information please contact Alla Bokun - Sponsoring and Exhibition Management at sponsoring@efibforum.com.

    #EFIB2023 registration is now open: get your ticket today and benefit from the early bird fee


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