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At E&L Europe 2026, you’ll gain practical tools to tackle extractables and leachables across pharmaceuticals and medical devices. Learn from CEOs, principal scientists, toxicologists, and regulatory leaders on topics from AI-based data analysis to packaging compatibility and risk assessment. Join us in Vienna on 9-11 November.

Hear directly from the U.S. FDA at E&L Europe 2026. 🧪 Andrey Sarafanov, PhD, Principal Investigator at the FDA, will explain why leachables in biologics should be assessed cumulatively, since even low-risk materials add up. He’ll also present a representative review case. 📍 Vienna | 📅 9–11 November

The countdown is on to Extractables & Leachables Europe 2026. Join 140+ confirmed attendees in Vienna from 9–11 November for three days of expert insight into AI in E&L, analytical chemistry, toxicological risk assessment, single-use systems and medical devices, plus plenty of time to reconnect with the E&L community.

Take your toxicological assessment skills further at E&L Europe 2026. 🧪 Join Dr Janet Gould and William Hawkins (Trinity Consultants Life Sciences) for a hands-on workshop on read-across, compound grouping, PDE derivation and complex cases, including high-dose products and genotoxic oncology APIs. 📍 Vienna | 📅 Monday 9 November, 15:00–17:30

Over 110 E&L professionals are already registered. Will you join them in Vienna on 9-11 November?

Printed Packaging Summit Europe 2026 brings together brand owners, packaging converters, print technology suppliers, compliance specialists and industry experts to explore how digital printing is transforming the packaging sector. The event focuses on the growing role of print in creating more flexible, personalised, connected and data-driven packaging, while also addressing the commercial and operational challenges facing the industry. Key themes include digital and conventional printing, variable data, packaging workflows, sustainability and the changing expectations of brands and consumers. A major focus is the impact of new packaging regulations and technologies on the entire production process. With requirements around traceability, recycling information, QR codes, digital product passports and other forms of connected packaging becoming increasingly important, companies need to ensure that accurate information can move efficiently from design and data systems through to the final printed pack. The event also explores how artificial intelligence could support areas such as artwork, prepress, production optimisation, quality control, forecasting and predictive maintenance. The summit is designed to provide practical insight into the future of printed packaging, with discussions centred on real-world challenges, case studies, investment decisions and lessons learned from the industry. It provides an opportunity for packaging professionals to understand where digital print is delivering genuine value, how traditional and digital processes can work together, and how emerging technologies and regulations are likely to shape packaging production. Overall, the event offers a valuable platform for companies looking to stay ahead of the rapid changes taking place across the European packaging and print industry.