Tetra Pak - APF Congress

You are here: Home

Tetra Pak

Tomas Svensson
Environmental Director for Asia
Tetra Pak

Tomas Svensson is a member of Tetra Pak’s Global Environment team and is based in Shanghai.

Tomas has 25 years background in sales and business development and then turned to Sustainability to integrate it into business.

His environmental roots are in the corporate Germany / EU of the early 1990s, but also in green NGO advocacy.

He has implemented sustainability management systems with leading European corporations in the building component industry and then worked with the commercial teams to make sustainability a competitive edge.

He’s been active in Asia for 10 years.

Tomas now supports Tetra Pak’s market companies in Asia and the Middle East on Recycling, Packaging Waste Legislation and on gaining competitiveness through Tetra Pak’s Sustainable by Nature programme.

Conference Highlights

1/3

Sustainability Links Eco Matters Sustainable Packaging Coalition Sustainable Packaging Forum The Truth ABout Recycling (The Economist) Australia's Packaging Covenant (Packaging Council Australia) Japan's Packaging Sustainability Trends

Dr Carl Olsmats

Secretary General

World Packaging Organisation

Hotels

Novotel Location Map Novotel Clarke Quay is located right in the heart of the city along the bustling entertainment centre of Clarke Quay, strategically between the Central Business District (CBD) and Singapore's shopping...

Industry Information

China's New Packaging Legislation

Now in the final stages of planning, China’s ...

Why Sustainability Matters

The Venue

An Historic Venue Built in 1898, this haven in the city hub of Singapore, known as Chijmes (pronounced "chimes"), is a S$100 million project unmatched for its location and unique ambience. Located in the h...

CHIJMES Location Map

Translate this page

Download Registration

Asian Packaging

Sustainability Matters

Visitors by Country

This month 's Top 25
	29 %	United States
	24 %	Singapore
	7 %	Sweden
	7 %	United Kingdom
	5 %	China
	3 %	India
	3 %	Japan
	3 %	Malaysia
	2 %	Thailand
	2 %	Sri Lanka
	2 %	Turkey
	< 1.0 %	Australia
	< 1.0 %	Bahamas
	< 1.0 %	France
	< 1.0 %	Germany
	< 1.0 %	Israel
	< 1.0 %	Korea, Republic of
	< 1.0 %	Taiwan
	< 1.0 %	Argentina
	< 1.0 %	Canada
	< 1.0 %	Hong Kong
	< 1.0 %	Iran, Islamic Republic of
	< 1.0 %	Mexico
	< 1.0 %	Pakistan
	< 1.0 %	Panama