BPPF 2023
Days full of discussions and new data
9 - 11 August 2023
21st Baltic Peat Producers Forum in Tallinn will focus on broader picture of the peat industry - innovation, trends and science. The Forum will include as always regional updates. Social programme, industry exhibition and field trips are also important part of the BPPF.
About BPPF
What is BPPF?
The Baltic Peat Producers’ Forum (BPPF) is one of the most important peat industry events in Europe. It is organized annually in different locations at the end of the production season respectively by Latvian, Lithuanian and Estonian Peat Producers’ Associations. BPPF has been held annually since 2001 and it attracts hundreds of international attendees.
Programme
9 August
Ice-breaking party //
Radisson Collection Hotel
10 August
Baltic Peat Producers Forum // Radisson Collection Hotel
Dinner party at the beach //
OKO restaurant`s beach
Accompanying persons
programme
11 August
Excursion // Rae peat production site & Mihkel Saar nursery
Venue & Accommodation
BPPF 2023 will be held in Radisson Collection Hotel Tallinn.
Tallinn's newest hotel and conference center in Tallinn is located in the heart of the city. The Forum secretariat has prebooked sufficient number of rooms with special Forum prices for the delegates.
The Forum Dinner Party will be held at the Haabneeme beach, at the front door of OKO restaurant. There will be shuttle busses driving delegates from the hotel to the Dinner Party location and back.
Sponsors
Bronze sponsors
We invite you to join the industry exhibition of BPPF 2023. To showcase your services and/or products, discuss business, network, and support the tradition of the Baltic Peat Producers Forum. Exhibition spaces are reserved on a first-come-first-serve basis. We hope to hear from you soon!
Get in touch with the sponsorship and exhibition manager to discuss the best options for your company.
Sponsorship and exhibition manager
Grete Mark
E: grete@braincamp.ee
T: +372 5037102
"Join over 300 participants from the peat industry and enjoy the summer days in Estonia"
