Hosted by the Centre for Climate Risk and Resilience and Change for Good at UTS.

Microplastics are no longer just an environmental concern; they are rapidly becoming a material business risk.

As regulatory momentum builds in Australia and globally, industries such as freight, textiles and construction will face increasing expectations around measurement, disclosure, and risk management of microplastics in their supply chain. This event marks the launch of a new white paper exploring the growing microplastics challenge and provide practical steps businesses can take now to prepare.

What you’ll gain

A clear understanding of why microplastics matter for business risk, compliance, and reputation
Insights into emerging regulatory direction in Australia
Practical guidance on what organisations can do now to prepare
The opportunity to engage with peers and explore industry partnerships

Who should attend

Sustainability / ESG leaders
Risk, compliance and governance professionals
Operations and supply chain leaders
Strategy and executive decision-makers
Industry association representatives

Program highlights

Key findings from the white paper
Industry perspectives on sector-specific risks
Discussion on reporting, governance, and transition pathways
Opportunities to participate in collaborative research and industry pilots

Why attend

Microplastics represent a risk category many organisations are not yet prepared for. This event is aimed at helping you move from awareness to action so you can get ahead of likely regulatory and stakeholder expectations.

Contact the host of Microplastics: Preparing for Australia’s Next Regulatory Shift