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International Standards make things work. Providing world-class specifications for products, services and systems, to ensure quality, safety and efficiency. They are instrumental in facilitating international trade.ISO International Standards ensure that products and services are safe, reliable and of good quality. For business, standards are strategic tools that reduce costs by minimising waste and errors and increasing productivity. ISO standards help companies to access new markets, level the playing field for developing countries and facilitate free and fair global trade.Developing this unique event for over 3 years, ISO Ireland 2018 will look at a combination of four symbiotic ISO standards, including; 9001, 14001, 45001 & 50001. This multi-stream event will encompass over 36 speakers across 8 streams and gather over 750 business professionals considering the implementation/migration to these standards: Quality, Environmental, OHS and Energy.www.isoireland.com

Sustainability within pharmaceutical processing and manufacturing sector has never been more important! For many years larger organizations have been realising the fact that environmental policies and energy efficiencies within processing is directly related to the bottom line! Reducing energy costs, carbon footprint and waste during the process of pharmaceuticals can have a significant impact on the profitability of a facility. Additionally, global pharmaceutical manufacturers find themselves under increased pressure from within their own organisations to reduce their carbon footprint and compete against other worldwide sites from within their group.Environment & Energy Management magazine and Certification Europe have come together to bring the Irish pharmaceutical processing community a unique event, which will highlight the challenges and benefits in transitioning to a more sustainable enterprise. Up to 120 senior management from the Irish pharmaceutical manufacturing sector will attend the event as delegates and listen to industry leaders discussing the important issues of audit & accreditation, metering & monitoring, finance/grant aid, legal, multi-standards and return on investment. In addition, our delegates will hear from three International Irish based manufacturing firms who have very recently achieved multisite sustainability targets and accreditation in a number of internationally recognised standards.www.futureinpharmaceuticals.com

Croke Park, Dublin 21St Februrary

The Mission for Bioenergy Future Ireland 2018 – Opportunities for Sustainable GrowthBioenergy Future Ireland 2018 will attract senior-level executives and decision-makers from the Irish Bioenergy community to create an environment in which to network, do business and access knowledge on the latest developments, trends, strategies and policies relating to energy consumption in Ireland.Bioenergy Future Ireland will:Create a platform to showcase Ireland’s Bioenergy sector and to highlight competitiveness in the sector.Lead the way on best practices for applications to the RHI.Establish a National Conference to showcase what Ireland has to offer and to share, network & engage with key national & international companies and technologies.Discuss, learn & develop the next steps for leading organisations with global aspirations & ambitions and engage with companies at the next level of capability in Bioenergy.Ensure measureable progress towards making Ireland the global leader in Bioenergy.Bring together a community of like-minded individuals to openly discuss the philosophy that pursues the continuous development of the Irish Bioeconomy.To facilitate a communications medium and allow sharing of knowledge with bioenergy users, suppliers, researchers, etc.To position Ireland as the recognised leader in Bioenergy globally through the performance of Ireland’s Green Energy Bioeconomy.Bioenergy Future Ireland will take place on the 21st February 2018 in Croke Park, Dublin

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Now in it's fifth year, Future in Food Ireland continues to be the leading industry event focusing on energy efficiency, environmental policy and sustainability within the Irish food processing sector. Up to 250 senior management from Irish food and drinks manufacturing companies will attend the event as delegates and listen to industry leaders discussing the important issues of carbon management, energy efficiency, water treatment, waste management, finance/grant aid, legal aspects, integrated standards and return on investment.In addition, our delegates will hear from Internationally based food manufacturing firms who have very recently been accredited with ISO9001, ISO14001 and ISO50001 on their continuing journey to sustainability. These multisite International processors will openly discuss the challenges and experiences they faced during their journey.The theme of Future in Food Ireland 2017 is simply to create an exchange of information between organisations that are on the journey to sustainability. Our speakers have been carefully selected based on their experiences and knowledge of this sector and are keen to network with delegates in an effort to develop sustainability within the food and drinks processing sector.Future in Food Ireland 2017 is driven by the necessity for sustainability in the Irish food processing sector and no other industry event has or will bring together such a high level of delegate and speaker line up as this conference.www.futureinfood.ie