Global Conference on Sustainable Beef 2024

About the Event

The 2024 Global Conference on Sustainable Beef brings together leading operators in the sector for a series of presentations, interactive panels, and working groups focused on advancing sustainability practices and reporting within the industry.

Oritain is proud to be Diamond Sponsor of this important event. Members of the Oritain team will be on site to discuss the science of forensic origin-tracing technology and its application in the beef industry.

Read our sponsorship announcement

Hear From Us

Oritain will host a special session on 'Innovation in the Beef Industry', presented by Gabriela Castro-Fontoura.

Gabriela oversees Oritain's operations in countries including Brazil, Uruguay, Bolivia and Costa Rica, covering products as diverse as beef, coffee, cacao, wool, and leather.

Presenter

Gabriela Castro-Fontoura
Regional Director for Latin America,
Oritain

How to Attend

When: Sept 30 - Oct 3, 2024

Where: Punta del Este, Uruguay

More info and register

Meet with Us

Senior members of the Oritain team will be in attendance at the event. Want to meet with us? Just complete the form and we'll be in touch.

Peter Cullinane

Chief Innovation Officer

Gabriela Castro-Fontoura

Regional Director for Latin America

Henry Ryan

Business Development Manager

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