The 17th European edition of the Sustainable Foods Summit will be hosted in Amsterdam on 18-19th June 2026. It comprises four distinct sessions…
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Session One: Sustainability Impacts
The opening session examines the various ways operators are addressing their sustainability impacts, placing emphasis on environmental aspects.
> Opening keynote: growing complexity
> Decarbonisation of ingredient supply chains
> Water footprint of food products
> Panel: prioritising environmental impacts
> Measuring plastic footprint of food packaging
> Reducing environmental impacts case study
> Environmental footprint labelling update & outlook
> Panel: addressing economic impacts
Session Three: Ethical Sourcing & Biodiversity
This session discusses ethical sourcing & biodiversity impacts, highlighting the opportunities and challenges.
> Keynote: regenerative agriculture for biodiversity
> Biodiversity regulations update
> Encouraging nature-positive production
> Panel: measuring biodiversity impacts
> Nature-based certification for foods
> Marketing biodiversity-friendly products
> Consumer insights on biodiversity
> Panel: future of ethical sourcing
Session Two: Food Ingredients
This session explores new food ingredients with sustainability merits.
> The potential of bean-free cocoa & coffee
> Animal-free ingredients from precision fermentation
> Creating food ingredients by upcycling
> Panel: is foodtech the future of sustainable foods?
> Deforestation-free supply chains for agricultural commodities
> Sustainable sourcing case studies
> AI to assess risks in ingredient supply chains
> Panel: sustainable sourcing trends & outlook
Session Four: Marketing Trends
This session explores some of the marketing issues associated with sustainable foods.
> Marketing products from regenerative agriculture
> Evolution of plant-based foods market
> Retailing organic & sustainable foods
> AI and digital marketing for sustainable foods
> Sustainability consumer trends & outlook
> Panel: levers for positive change



